a million more people know more about oakley. there is something to be said about a free plug. >> isn't the real hero here me? >> always. >> our show was bumped for two days. you know what i did? i went out and helped people. i went around and helped people. >> i think you were helping yourself to another bourbon. >> what am i wearing, greg? >> when i am drunk, that helps everyone. >> i was wearing outrage. >> it is about the children. >> it is about the children. it is because you care. >> here is a question, and maybe it is complicated, but i think it gets to the core of the matter. why would matthews take a news story and turn it on to an attack of the very people who may actually make the products used in the rescue? >> right. >> that's what i find interesting. >> he is way not smart enough to make the connections. matthews is a disshelfed mess. it is the most accurate description of chris matthews a disshelfed mess. what if the tea parties were down there? what if justin bieber was down there? what if the cast of cool and th

we will discuss oakley and motivation later.ou have time to think about anything because we have slowing down the east shore freeway. 20 minutes and the back up. it shows you how much of a back up. it filled in to the crossing and just turned the camera because of an incident west of the toll plaza. we are looking along the incline. a lot of cars and that's the reason for the metering lights. we will take you back to the maps. the other bring we are focusing on are heading to the bay bridge as an alternate. there is a sigalert in effect potentially until tomorrow. lane at the high-rise is closed. the two left lanes are getting by and minor build up happening at the end of the flat section. it will continue to agree over the course of the morning. you can use the dumbarton bridge as an alternate and making more folks hit 880 as a result. things are looking smooth out there otherwise. back to you. >> sounds good. it is 6:36. you might have to keep a hand on the gas pump. don't get lazy. see who wants to get rid of the automatic pu

. >> all smiles in his oakley sunglasses. they haven't seen a lot of light down there.hey wanted to protect them and as you might imagine, oakley was happy to oblige. >> don't take the glasses off. fine. you are good to go. >> what do you bet you'll be able to see a sign from oakley some day at your local sunglasses hut or something with this on it. >> how are you? how are we doing? i want to take the harnesses off. welcome, welcome up here. >> ear to ear. >> clean shaven and ready to go. camera perfect. >> let's go! raul, let's go! >> chile! chile! >> yea! raul, raul. >> simon, i'm almost embarrassed to admit that as we were planning coverage of this, the thinking was, man, this might get really boring. this is the least boring news story i've covered in 24 years. >> you can't complain? >> yeah, i have to say, you know, having covered national disasters in countries, this is one of the world's rare feel good stories. >> raul, how you doing? caralita is waiting. your children are waiting for you. welcome back to life. thank you for everything. thank you. please go ahead

in the east bay though we've been seeing moderate rain out towards oakley as well as the brentwood areacan cease sausalito heading over the bay, heading towards oakland and san leandro. and there's that oakley and brentwood shot, a live sweep as you see that moisture continue to feed from west to east. that is the movement in san jose right now picking up some moisture, too. all of this will continue to sweep inland overnight tonight. and many heavier rain expected tomorrow. current temperatures in the 50s to low 60s across much of the location. and we will continue with breezy with periods of rain overnight tonight. secondary system moves in tomorrow morning. that's when some heavier rain will move in as well. we will look for some clearing to begin monday afternoon. tuesday and wednesday right now look dry. this is the first attempt. there is going moving in. second system is here and check out the plume of moisture stretching well out into the pacific. this is what's gonna fire in here tomorrow bringing areas of heavy rain. and here's pretty much how we see it happening. you can see

oakley donated the sunglasses that they're wearing.ast one of them, super mario sepulveda said he was born a miner and he was going to die a miner. they appear to be in pretty good shape but there's a concern going forward about the possible psychological scars for spending two months underground. to look at that, dr. jeffrey lieberman. great to see you this morning. >> thank you, john. >> what are the big concerns that you have for the miners after the long stressful situation that they've endure jdz. >> well, john, as you mentioned this is a triumph of the human spirit and congratulations to the president pinero and the chilean people for orchestrating the operation. coming out of harm's way physically, the human psyche is fragile and they still have a lot to face in terms of acclimation and adaptation to the real world, the surface world and their previous mental lives. >> what will doctors be looking for? what might be the telltale signs that they're experience something difficulty? >> well, they will, given how the chilean governm

these are oakley sunglasses if we can get them right here.o, the oakley sunglasses here will set you back for $180. they say it completely blocks the uva, uvc, all of that. their eyes are sensitive by now for being down there for so long. but some of the best sun glasses in the world, set you back $180. all of the miners being trapped down there getting these by oakley. thank you for that and thank you for providing them to the miners who so desperately need them to make sure their eyes are protected. a big day when it comes to the rescue here. it's a huge day in politics that we're following. who is standing by right now? his name is mr. john king with brand new information from the world of politics. the "cnn political ticker" next. don't go anywhere. >>> time for a look at the latest development including news on the delaware senate debate that you will see live tonight on cnn. it will be a good one. cnn has all of the greatest political news with the best political team on television. there he is, john king at the cnn political desk. good

. >>> finally, those pricey oakley sunglasses aren't the only fancy freebie the chilean miners are getting. a shoe factory from bosnia will produce special shoes made of goat skin as a christmas present for the miners. >>> and is favre's streak ending? plus the cowboys have a miserable season. any hope of turning it around, they're going to have to do it without their quarterback. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." (announcer) while there are some home disasters you can't avoid, there is one you can. septic system breakdowns affect 1.2 million homes each year. septic backups can cost about six thousand dollars in expense, and countless hours of repair. rid-x. help save yourself from disaster. >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." and in sports a terrible season continued to go downhill for dallas last night as the cowboys lost more than just a football game. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. everything was going right for

you look of the sun glasses those are oakley's made in california their eyes will be very sensitive to the light probably for a long time. they've been looking for a good doctor son j. talked about the kind of immediate medical attention they're getting. >> circulation that's what we're doing at the hospital and up to a larger hospital for more advanced it's remarkable in terms of how good these matters have looked up to date and the medical triage really speaks heavily to that. >> before we talk about other kind of trauma this minor greeted not by his wife of 28 years when he reached the surface today. but by his mistress waiting with hugs and kisses the man's wife found out about the girl friend recently and she decided not to show up today and a british newspaper says a least five wives at and forced to come face-to-face with mistresses in recent days. most of the other women choosing to stay out of the way today. >> a live look good side for not tam cam sunny skies here and throughout the bay area accepted at the made it coastline with been monitoring the surge of fog which is kept

low 80s in brentwood, oakley and danville. low 80s in sonoma.nwhile, it looks like this weekend, we have the tibberon mile swim. it is for hospice. water temperature 57. air temperature 62. there is your radar 49er forecast with slight chance of a shower and extended forecast does call for a dry weather pattern monday through wednesday. in fact, partly cloudy skies. but, ken, i've got to tell you, there is a chance of rain by next weekend, maybe even snow in tahoe. >> i have been hearing that. all right, roberta, keep an eye on that. >> all right. >> thank you. >>> all too many times we talk about teenager and their shortcomings. tonight, a little something different. we are going to go out to dublin high school where kiet do reports on kids doing the right thing. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: here in dublin -- >> yes. >> reporter: put aside your notions of what you think it means to be a high school students and focus your attention on rachel cooperstein. rachel has downs syndrome but by doing normal, everyday ordinary things that other students do,

free oakley sunglasses to protect their eyes. a vacation to greece. free ipods from apple. a supply of free sushi. there's a trip to see a world famous soccer team in europe. and another one to elvis' home graceland, is in the works. and that is the small stuff. the pressure to be the first to lock in one of the most popular miners to a deal is intense. how important was it for your bosses, for your show, to get some of these miners on? >> it was like a matter of life and death. >> reporter: life and death? >> it's like, you are going there and you have to come back here with three of them and you have no options. >> reporter: this woman is a booker for the chilean version of "who wants to be a millionaire?" while the men were still trapped, the show had on the daughter of one of the trapped miners to huge ratings. and a $12.5 million peso jackpot for the family. how famous are they? >> when they went to the moon it kind of like that. you're going to be there and it's going to be like neil armstrong and the moon. >> reporter: that big? she says she signed the deal to get tw

low 90s, mill pete is, east of the bay the warmest number toward brent wood, tracy and oakley, 95 degreesasily in pleasant ton, into dublin. san francisco 86, 13 degrees above normal. the temperatures climb up to 97 degrees in santa rosa but pen grove and catady you could see temperatures near 98 degrees. there is the extended forecast. we have this offshore flow each and every day, hottest day of the week will be on tuesday and wednesday, similar conditions, the bottom off and the temperatures over the weekend. go giants, says carol. she took this picture from at&t park on friday. great view no matter where you sit in the park, keep the photos coming to cbs5.com. >> a great transition roberta, we're talking about giants now t giants have a chance toed a vans to the next round of the playoffs. kim coyle is in atlanta tonight where they face the braves for the next game. >> reporter: thanks julie. welcome to turner field in atlanta where the giants can wrap this thing up tonight with a win over the braves. and it will earn them a trip to the national league championship series to play the

degrees also in berkeley. 81 degrees in pleasant hill and mid-80s in throughout brentwood, tracy and oakley and by the way as we look ahead towards the weekend, it's october creek fest in walnut creek with 80 degrees on saturday. north bay numbers from 65 in stinson beach to the low 80s in santa rosa. mid-70s from san rafael through terra linda into novato. the winds do kick up out of the northwest 10 to 15 miles per hour during the afternoon hours. our cbs 5- and 7-day forecast, from the inland to the bay to the coastside, upper 50s beaches to mid-80s inland areas and in case you keep track, that is seasonal here in the bay area. looking ahead towards the weekend sunday will be the coolest of the two coming up. we'll wake up each and every morning with overcast skies. we'll peel back and dial in some sunshine. temperatures will hold pretty steady through the period and reach seasonal levels. let's go ahead and invite this person in. this is karen and jeff fishbeck. i guess it's persons. they sent in this morning's sunrise, mypix. this is the scene from their deck. in the santa cruz mountai

the sunglasses, product placement, those are $450 oakleys.ey thought they were just doing a good deed. >> then they walked off the set of "the view." >> okay. >>> also chilean wine. sales up reportedly 25% in great britain on the the day of the rescue. the entire economy is hoping for a boost. >> and the remote mine location may become a tourist spot as well. >> interesting stuff. we'll have see how it turns out. >>> meanwhile a story of hope and inspiration that captured the world. the 33 chilean miners rescued. those many hours where you saw the rescuers pulling each of them out of the capsule. well, there's a countdown to the rescue. it's an ac 360 special. it's tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. >> rob marciano is here for us this morning tracking a nor'easter that has the northeast in the grips this morning. >> talk about making a movie about this thing. but the television was so gripping and having the camera down at bottom of the mine. i can't imagine a movie being any better. it was amazing story from start to finish. this story, the nor'

each minors where and at $260 pair of oakley sunglasses made in california. there are as many days to adjust to the sunlight. people run the world have been watching the miners have already been getting coaching on how to deal with the interview demands and they could end up getting rich. deli to get a gift of $20,000 from a wealthy minor and that's probably just the beginning with book and movie deals pending along with job offers. it the this also drama of a very different kind growing. when this man was brought to the surface today the woman waiting to greet him with hugs and kisses was not his wife but his mistress. his wife recently found out about the affair she decided not to be part of the welcoming committee. that's not the only family drama british newspapers reported today at least five wives have been forced to come face-to-face with their husband's mistresses in recent days. most of the girlfriends choosing to stay out of the way today. had there. >> we want to go back out live to the joyful reunion he's a caring what appears to be a microphone w

it's gotten to the point where the everybody's expecting too much out of the i meant ok oakley came out they were. actually saying turn i'm sorry we've run out of time expecting too much from the i.m.f. many thanks to my guests today in cambridge pittsburgh and washington and thanks to our viewers for watching us here r.t. see you next time and remember cross talk groups.

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they wore $450 oakley sunglasses to protect their eyes when they emerged. and back deals are in the works and some being courted by chile's version of "who wants to be a millionaire." they will be monitored closely for posttraumatic stress. >> pg&e is advising hillsboro residents it will conduct work on a gas line in the region to improve the gas supplied during the upcoming worker. interstate 280 sufficient south of the exit. residents will likely smell gas and may hear a loud noise when the purging begins this morning. >> thousands of california gas stations have to remove the pump nozzle latches that let you gas up hands freebie today. a failure could be fines, closure. a judge rejected a request by the california independent oil markers association to block the new rule. the state fire marshal's order affects 3,000 gas stations in california. >> even without holding down gasoline freely sprays outside the car and could spray on them, on the ground. >> now, the order applies to nozzles manufactured by ohio-based vapor systems technology. this is this spe

they have those dark, thick, oakley sunglasses on, and they're looking around, very curious as to wholl these people are clapping and cheering them on as they're wheeled into the hospital. they'll be here for a few days getting a full barrage of tests. medical officials wanted to make sure they're healthy, mentally and physically before released back to this community, back to their families, anderson. >> patrick, appreciate all the reporting you've been doing over these last 24 hours. i know it's been a long 24 hours for you. want to bring in dr. kimberly manning of emory university. dr. manning, they're still wearing the glasses, some of the miners are still wearing the glasses. how long do they have to keep glasses on for? how long is the eyes' adjustment to light an issue? >> this has really been a precautionary measure. and really the thinking right now is they've been in darkness for so long, that the eyes have been dilated or in a period of dilation for so long there was fear that the gentlemen could damage the retinas by the exposure to the light. really that period of adjustm

and all of the miners are coming out wearing special $450 sunglasses provided by oakley.tions expert in the studio. we have you on to talk about p.r. disasters all the time, and i have never seen, there are probably world series directors and producers who are looking on with some degree often vi. >>guest: and super bowl producers this is unprecedented p.r., wall to wall coverage, 1,600 journalists, the president to greets them. the media, the miners in the mine, this is the mother of all reality shows. the most amazing thing from a p.r. standpoint, the tremendous risk they have taken. the president, in effect, promised they would get these miners out safely. he said come in and watch it is like joe namatth predicting a victory. >>shepard: and there was supposed to be a 30 second delay and there was not one. the pope is watching this. they are watching in north korea. a billion people is the early estimate on how many people who have seen some of this around the globe and it has been perfect. >>guest: what i recommend to anybody in a crisis like this, which is advice this

couldn't wear those as oakley had gotten in there as the mine rescue supplier. $450 sunglasses on eachnbc estimating that was $41 million worth of advertising. i wonder, jimmy kim el's series -- >> 33 rescued miners. 67 angry women. in one house 80 feet underground. this time, we can't promise they'll make it out. "miner pad." miner love, major drama. only on oxygen. >> that is going to be bueno. >> of course, you can't talk about drama without mentioning yonny barrios. his wife and mistress collided while holding a vigil for the trapped men, which is nothing compared to the buzz about an unnamed miner who had four women show up at the same time. with the bad stories heating up, the idea of a miner movie is gaining steam on the internet. twitter thinks that yonny should be played by javier. our suggestion for a title, pretty much writes itself. no miner indiscretions. >>> a registered lobbiestç has had enough. robert goodfriend making his first appearance in "the "daily ran rant". why is washington, d.c. the people who we pay to represent us not standing up on our behalf for the same

duck hunting and hillary clinton started talking about guns so much barack obama called her annie oakley? this is not new for the democratic party, right? >> let's not assume voters are stupid. voters are not stupid. okay. let's not assume voters are stupid. ted strickland has been a liberal governor and kasich a conservative republican. the fact you're on one spot, whatever the difference john had with nra which may have been the machine guns or whatever the heck it was, don't think they're going to think he's now liberal and strictlands's a conservative. >> the democrats have learned their lesson -- >> go ahead, you get the last word. >> voters are also not stupid. they can see nra is backing strickland. also i give nra respect. they made it clear, we are not a republican or conservative tool. we support candidates who support our policies. that's good for them. >> they've taken a lot of heat from the right for that. we're going to continue the conversation. john is going to leave us. he'll be back later in the program. >>> when we come back, we'll put to the test governor manchin what

they received $450 oakley sunglasses which they wore when they were rescued to protect them from daylightapple gave them all i-pods. they've been offered a vacation to the greek islands. movie and book deals are in the works. some are being courted by chile's version of "who wants to be a millionaire." >> lots of opportunities await. u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton will speak at the commonwealth club tonight. she comes from san francisco from brussels where she was attending a meeting of nato leaders. she pressed for international aid from pakistan hit by devastating floods this summer. they have to do more themselves to help flood victims. her speech here will focus on other issues, climate change mean leadership and women. >> the san francisco giants will take part in a mandatory team workout at citizens bank park at philadelphia as they prepare for the opening game of their championship series against the phillies tomorrow night. it's expected to be a pitchers dual. the giants don't score many runs and roy holiday doesn't give up many runs. he pitched a perfect game back in may

and even the $450 sunglasses were donated by oakley.ws all too well what's in store for the miners is tom foye who was trapped underground for three days back in 2002. thank you so much for joining us, tom. >> caller: thank you. >> as you know, we all watched this story yesterday. we know life becomes a real thing for the miners now. they have a lot offers in their faces. what do you think is going through their minds now? i know you can't speak for them, but based on your own experience? >> caller: well, the boys are worth everything they get them. i'm telling you now for spending that many days. i mean, it's really hard to say what they're worth. i mean, there's no amount there, you know what i'm saying. it's hard to believe they stayed together like that for 69 days. it's definitely a miracle. >> it is a miracle. people say, of course, these things are made for tv. there was ha movie made about the experience of you and the miners in pennsylvania back in 2002. the movie was based on the real life experience. it was called nine for ni

trend setters for example all 33 miners came out of the ground wearing do flited sunglasses from oakleyny still wearing them to protect their eyes. on line search for those sunglasses are up 1,000 percent. then there's the tradition until poncho that some family members were wearing while they waited for the miners to be rescued. some blogger call it the go to were for fashion people this winter. >> oceanography amazed by the latest image they collected from the cordel west. it had been decades since theyless visited that area and as wayne report, the surprises began early and continued all week. when a group of reserve and analytical scientist get ther they tend to avoid sue pevshtive. this is not one of those days. we were 22 miles out to see. northwest of san francisco on annex pe kition stopped cold by a uniquely uncommon display of hump back and blue whale feeding on krill. >> this is very good day. >>reporter: for dr. robert and the crew began early in bodega bay. researchers and equipment cluster on to national ocean atmospheric administration boat. destination the core del bank

twice,but three times, many emotional >> and after all the darkness, the glint of sunshine donated oakleyglasses $180 this is what it looked like. and of the light at the end of this tunnel must have looked like heaven. >> bienveino >> and usually the relatives were overcome. >> romantic beck stories, that a proposal on a note-back story. and he said yes. and johnnie, whose wife discovered he had a mistress waiting for him. according to the daily mail it was the mistress showed up when he resurfaced. and the television resurfacedchile was referring to her as the wife. fixing her hair [applause] >> and the leaders that barbara walters said that perhaps if he had a personal toll? to dig himself of of it is nothing compared to what he just left. this whole that we knew, intimately things to cameras. capturing miners from every angle and exuberant miners were speaking. yelling, let us go, let us go, even before got to the surface. and mario, super mario, and he is the one who handed out souvenir rocks and hog rescue workers. [applause] [applause] >> and to give those rescuers a tip of the hat

now, meanwhile east bay numbers from 76 in richmond to 90 degrees in brentwood, tracy, and in oakley as well as this pleasanton. and north bay numbers will stack up to 91 degrees in santa rosa after a high today of 97 which was not a record. the old record was 98 degrees. so we came very close to that. here you have the extended forecast. we additional cooling taking place on friday inland especially and then over the weekend everything cools down with a blanket of low clouds and fog for openers and then partial clearing of the skies. then we'll hang on to this weather pattern all the way through next wednesday. i'm not seeing any rain in the forecast right now at least for the next full 10 days. this is a great picture. it was sent in to us by cc williams. no it's not hawaii. it's the dougherty valley. who knew, in san ramon. gorgeous picture from the east bay. thanks. keep the photos coming to mypix@cbs5.com. did it fool you guys. >> fell like a luau. >> got to get away! >> thank you. >>> how do you feel about donating to charity? how do you feel about being asked to donate every t

they're going to get some sunglasses on him as he comes out, which is a brilliant move by oakley, by the way. it gives you a sense of how much these guys are going to get once they get out of the mine. there's already a lot of gifts waiting for them. apparently a lot of money. and, fraor example, those oakle glasses they put on them to make sure -- to make sure they're okay are actually worth $280. and apparently his sister, maria, told the associated press that she will, quote, quikick h backside so he never goes in a mine again. there he is coming out. it's always great to see. now, let's bring in bruce dial. he's a former federal mine safety official. and he joins me now. tell us about what's going on today, how long does that ride last, and where are we at with this whole process? >> well, they're continuing to bring the miners out. the rides have been lasting about -- between 15 and 20 minutes. they still have quite a few to go, but so far, everything is working well. >> and tell me about how they built this escape hatch, if you will, the tunnel. who did that and it went a littl

. >> shepard: still rocking oakley sunglasses. what's next for them? any plan to head back to the mines. >> some wives have already expressed some concerns, real worry that their husbands could be drawn back to work under ground. they won't have to do anything for the next six months. the government says it's going to continue to pay them their salaries. that's about $1,600 a month. they have already got $10,000 apiece from a local entrepreneur. there could be some book money or movie money in the offing. and of course lawsuits as well. they might get some money from those. so far, 27 out of those 33 families have filed a suit of negligence against that copper and gold mine. 115-year-old mine which now the president says is shut forever. shepard? >> shepard: steve harrigan live at the hospital in chile tonight. thanks again. we are now hearing president obama has called his chilean counter part earlier today to congratulate him on successful rescue. the white house press office reports that the president hailed the rescue as a tribute not only to the d

blocking westbound lanes of wilber avenue at 160 in oakley an injury crash involving a pickup truck andcycle. chp has been on scene since 5:30. we are also watching the ride on westbound 580 another hotspot now growing to 23 minutes from altamont pass to the dublin interchange. it slows at north livermore and sluggish at hopyard closer to pleasanton. bay bridge, metering lights have been on for almost half hour. it is backed up just beyond the first overcrossing. no big problems, though, heading into san francisco. we do have another giants game later on tonight. so expect traffic again later on this evening. maybe a good day to bart into the city. by the way all mass transit is rolling along on time. and chp issued an early- morning fog advisory for highway 17 in both directions near the summit. so visibility is low and we are seeing a lit bit of slowing on our sensors if you are using highway 17 to head up to los gatos. remember our radio partners, kcbs 740-am and 106.9-fm. all the latest traffic information every 10 minutes once you hit the road. tracy has weather hanging out in san

he bounds around like a rock star in his eye-protecting oakleys, hugging, whipping up the chile! chanting and gulping down the cold night air like wine. super mario was stretchered off to triage, but they could hardly keep him down; his infectious warmth and vibrant personality has set chile on fire and injected laughter into this high-stress operation. but he acknowledged he'd done battle in the darkness. >> ( translated ): i've been with god and i've been with the devil. they fought over me and god won. he reached out and took me by my hand, the hand of god. i held on to him and i never had, how do i put it? i never thought for one minute that god wouldn't get me out of there. the presenter of underground tv said he wasn't interested in celebrity. >> ( translated ): professionals that do all this publicity and television, the only personal thing i ask is for you not to treat us as artists or journalists. i want you to continue treating me like mario antonio sepulveda- - a worker, a miner. >> reporter: the fourth miner, the bolivian carlos mamani surfaces; he'd only worked at th

also, at oakley road, irginia avenue, pennsylvania avenue, right near the courthouse.ow, the beltway, right near york road, see how that is shaping up for you. >> fair-share of volume. bbtt so far, so good. >> that's the same deal, down towards the 83's. >> and, a live look, at warren road, north and southbound laans. that continues to be the deal. >> as for the jfx, we're in the %-fair-share of company there..3 >> outhbound, and then, into tte downtown region. and we have been talking about %-road-closures, 5:30, and thers a whole lot of them to talk about. go to the website. >> that's a look at the traffic. back to you. >> thank you. coming up, doos your child have a mass phobia? help get your hild. >> that's the burger -- >> what's really, in that big mac? the shocking amount of time that has ggne by, since one >> halloween is just around the corner. so, what scares you he most? mask phobia is common, sylvan -earning center, has some tips for your kids tt get iito the numbers game. >> good morning. >> nice to be back. >> this is probably very common. math was not my

the sunglasses donated by oakley, the retail for four or $50 appeared.se the of getting the much of the cpr breves i read " the rescue team is relying on oakley i wear to protect the miners. " everyone is trying to get make a buck the least like the brand. as for the men what's next for them? austin busman's, instant celebrities often vacation coming tv shows book and movie deals in the works. the interesting out as they all agree to other retract that they would work together as a team. any negotiation for books, tv, movie rights they will do to get their as one group. we will see what comes of it. >> we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. we will continue to monitor what's happening at san retain a bridge with the emergency repair work. a live look to san jose 101 no. that is emergency repair work. a live look to san jose 101 no. that is bumper-to-bumper. baccalaureate. correct. [ audience groans ] since this competition has been continuing for 48 hours and we have yet to eliminate anyone, it is t

started with the 450-dollar oakley sunglasses. that's the beginning of life for them. out, i want him to be the leader somewhere. i'm looking forward to your special on this mining disaster, which ended up happy. >> everything you want to do know, and the great thing about it is that we had a role to play. the united states and our technology, our innovative guys, the guy in afghanistan drilling wells there. so as a nation, we also played a role and i'm very glad that president obama spoke with president pineiro. >> gretchen: let's go to california. this has to do with the national organization of women. >> i heard about that. >> gretchen: and jerry down. we know there was that recording from jerry brown. it was a derogatory term against a woman. >> when did we start calling it the w word? >> gretchen: we're on a morning show? the national organization of women, they%ed jerry brown and they also then said that -- it took them a week to say it was a bad word to use against meg whitman. now you have the head saying i'm going to call her a political. and called her a -- >

oakleys. see the telltale glasses to protect their eyes from the sunlight.lass company sent down the glasses. many miners are wearing sunglasses to protect their eyes. getting a full check-out here at the copiapo regional hospital. they have an intensive care unit set up for the men. there's just really no way to describe the hometown pride that copiapo feels for these miners. many of them live in this town. certainly it's a closest town to the mine and last night while we were broadcasting from the town plaza, we got the experience of watching another miner, another miner that worked at this mine react to the news that the first miner rescued was above ground and kiran, as you will see, it was just an amazing moment to share in. [ speaking foreign language ] >> and kiran, you know, on august 5th when the men left, many from this area where i'm coming to you now, they left as miners going to work. it's a scene you see here every day. when they're returning here this morning, they're returning as something quite different. they're returning to their hometown

free oakley sunglasses, an all expenses paid vacation to greece. free ipods from apple. free sushi from a restaurant. there is a trip to see a world famous soccer team in europe. and another one to elvis' hope, graceland in the works. that is the small stuff. the pressure to be the first to lock in one of the most popular miners to a deal is intense. how important was it for your bosses for your show to get some of the miners on? >> the is was like, a matter of life and death. >> reporter: life and death. >> it was look you have to come back here with three of them. and you have no, no options. >> reporter: she is a booker for the chilean version of "who wants to be a millionaire?" romana says she sealed the deal to get two miners on. she won't say who. if she gets victor segovia she is ahead of the most. segovia is called the writer. according to the bbc, in one of the letters he wrote, when i wake i find myself in this eternal darkness thats were you down day by day. but before all this, victor s segovia was an electrician, responsible for giving daily reports on the c

each month is running a $260 a pair of oakley sunglasses meeting california tries many days to adjust sunlight. people around the world have been watching the miners have are reaping getting get incaution on how to deal with the interview, and they could get rich, they will each get a gift of $20,000 from a wealthy minor. and that is just the beginning with book and movie deals pending along with job offers. there is also a drama from a very different kind during, when this man was brought to the surface the woman waiting to greet him with cards and kisses was not his wife but his mistress. when his wife found out about the affair she decided not to be part of the welcoming committee. >> yet it is o.k. we will do that, here's a live picture as san jose will let you know how conditions are shaping up. weather wise a mild sedative this morning temperatures are expected only to get into this low-middle upper 80s. we will be back. and we are back, here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. as we head into their say in the beginning of a nice cool down towards the weekend you can see tem

stretcher got his face rubbed and after all that, the glint of the sun on $180 sunglasses donated by oakleyany but some were overcome, usually the relatives -- there were some romantic stories. for instance, this woman sent a note down to her boyfriend proposing. he said yes and then there was yonny barrios, the miner whose wife discovered he had a mistress waiting for him. according to the daily mail, it was the mistress who showed up when barrios surfaced. fixing her hair before the reunion. barbara walters joked that the predicament would lead him to say -- >> put me back down there. >> reporter: though he might have a personal hole to dig himself out of, it's nothing to the hole he just left. a hole we got to know intimately. thanks to cameras captured the miners from every angle. the most exuberant was talking, yelling, let's go, let's go. even before he got to the surface, super mario. he handed out souvenir rocks and hugged rescue workers. give the

amazing thing is as the miners went by, some in wheelchairs and scrubs and oakley sunglasses, just as interested in us and what we were doing there as we were in them. kyra, i want to show you very quickly the local newspaper here. and it says here, really says it best. chile -- mission accomplished, chile. what a spectacular rescue last night. when a spectacular end to an incredible story. you know, while those final rescues were going on, we were reporting live, kyra. we can hear from the second and fourth floors of the hospital the miners cheering with each rescue. they're getting wowed, boisterous. might have been told to take it easy and don't follow instructions and they were cheering along last night and we were told that every single patient in the hospital last night was -- had the tv set tuned to the rescues including the most important patients, the miners. they're here. the president of chile will be here later this morning and again greeting them as he did with each rescue that they were pulled to the surface and some more good news, kyra. some expected to be released fro

and after all that darkness, the glint of the sun on $180 sunglasses donated by oakley.ride up looked like. and the light at the end of this tunnel must have looked like heaven. not many but some were overcome. usually the relatives. be still, said the miner. there were some romantic back stories. for instance, this woman sent a note down to her boyfriend proposing. he said yes. and then there was yonny barrios, who had a mistress waiting for him. it was the mistress who showed up. though chilean tv identified her as the wife, fixing her hair before the reunion. barbara walters joke the that the miners predicament might lead him to say -- >> you know what, take me back. >> reporter: though he might have a personal hole to dig himself out of -- it's nothing compared to the hole he just left, a hole we got to know intimately. thanks to cameras that captured the miners from every angle. the most exuberant miner was talking -- [ speaking foreign language ] yelling "let's go," even before he got to the surface. they call mario super mario. he's the one who handed out souvenir

they have those dark, thick, oakley sunglasses on, and they're looking around, very curious as to whong and cheering them on as they're wheeled into the hospital. they'll be here for a few days getting a full barrage of tests. medical officials wanted to make sure they're healthy, mentally and physically before released back to this community, back to their families, anderson. >> patrick, appreciate all the reporting you've been doing over these last 24 hours. i know it's been a long 24 hours for you. want to bring in dr. kimberly manning of emory university. dr. manning, they're still wearing the glasses, some of the miners are still wearing the glasses. how long do they have to keep glasses on for? how long is the eyes' adjustment to light an issue? >> this has really been a precautionary measure. and really the thinking right now is they've been in darkness for so long, that the eyes have been dilated or in a period of dilation for so long there was fear that the gentlemen could damage the retinas by the exposure to the light. really that period of adjustment isn't very long. we wo

from their $450 oakley sunglasses to free ipods. even a supply of free sushi from a restaurant. early book and movie deals are in the works, too. some of the miners are being courted by chile's version of "who wants to be a millionaire." it's not all smiles across the board. this is juan barrio, and his mistress hugging him. now, she tells a london newspaper, her husband was crazy and cocky to invite both women. saying, i'm glad i didn't go to the mine. it would have been wrong if the two of us were there. i have his belongings and all these gifts people have sent him. he's welcome to have them. she said he's sure his borrios gave his girlfriend a chilly welcome because, quote, he knew i would be watching. as bad as that is, it's grown in recent days. and mrs. more miners in trouble at home, too. one miner reportedly has four mistresses coming forward. >> oh, my gosh. >> nothing like being in the spotlight like that. >> which one does he go to? >>> juju with the morning's news. >> welcome back, robin. good morning, everyone. let's get right to the news. in court, 20 states overt