>> reporter: well, megyn i think the new focus might be somebody finally read steve thomas' book thed detective after the first couple of days and he was told to cleanup all the mistakes. there is the first problem. there was never any doubt in steve thomas' mind that there was no intruder, that the person that took jonbenet ramsey into the basement and killed her was in fact somebody that was within the household by permission, or there with the approval of the parents and/or the family. megyn: who does that leave? you've got john and patsy ramsey who a judge in a civil case many years later declared, or not necessarily innocent of the crime she said the evidence is much more consistent with an intruder than it is with the parents having killed jonbenet. then her older brother burke who was nine years old at the time of her murder who was also reportedly cleared. >> reporter: well, you know, megyn let's not count too much on what juries say especially a civil jury that only needs 51%. to actually bring in a verdict. but let's look at this, any prosecutor or detective knows this, you

thomas. >> i am steve chaid. >> more than half of the 33 trapped miners have been rescued, reunited families, and ending a 69-day ordeal underground. >> rescue operations at the san jose mine in chile are continuing at this hour. 21 miners are free, including the oldest of the group and several who have been struggling with illness. officials say the operation is proceeding more quickly than expected, and they hope to have all the miners out during the night. we are looking at live pictures from the mine, the latest person to be rescued emerged a few minutes ago. 33 workers have been trapped for the past 10 weeks. a rescue capsule has been wasting them up for the past 18 hours. not long ago, the 21st miner reached the surface. he climbed out of the phoenix rescue capsule more than half an hour ago. his 600 meter journey to the surface it took about 16 minutes. he has served his fellow trapped miners as a medic. it caved in on august 5. the rescued miners are welcomed by their friends, loved ones, and families before medical services take them away for examinations. >> the 20th person to be b

thomas. >> i am steve chaid. >> more than half of the 33 trapped miners have been rescued, reunited families, and ending a 69-day ordeal underground. >> rescue operations at the san jose mine in chile are continuing at this hour. 21 miners are free, including the oldest of the group and several who have been struggling with illness. officials say the operation is proceeding more quickly than expected, and they hope to have all the miners out during the night. we are looking at live pictures from the mine, the latest person to be rescued emerged a few minutes ago. 33 workers have been trapped for the past 10 weeks. a rescue capsule has been wasting them up for the past 18 hours. not long ago, the 21st miner reached the surface. he climbed out of the phoenix rescue capsule more than half an hour ago. his 600 meter journey to the surface it took about 16 minutes. he has served his fellow trapped miners as a medic. it caved in on august 5. the rescued miners are welcomed by their friends, loved ones, and families before medical services take them away for examinations. >> the 20th person to be b

nick mentioned dennis, along with martha ketterer and nick and steve o'sullivan and danny wong and thomas wong the nernling crew that put this together on the -- engineering crew that put this together. joe is here and wally wong, and alex marie who i saw limping, i hope that wasn't from the community meeting. these are the folks that worked with the contractor, mcgwire and hester to get this work done. i want to thank them for that. last but most -- the woman who manages the great streets program that has taken the mayor's vision and the board's policy directive for great streets and actually put it into practice so that we see these projects here, mr.ings all of these prodge -- manages all of the projects, chris opreck. let's give her a hand. if there's anyone i missed, accept my apologies know my gratitude is there. with that we will cut the ribbon. >> all right. we'll do, five, four, three. >> no. no. no. that was really bad. >> everybody. ready? five, four, three, two, one, [cheering] thank you, everyone. ♪ so are you going out tonight? i can't. my parents say i have to be home right

and joining us don thomas from the willard mathematics school. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, stevethe parallels of being underneath the surface for so long but we did draw some parallels to what they are experiencing. >> when we got back from the shuttle and we crawl outside of a vehicle after 2 or 3 weeks in space. you're bombarded with people coming up to, you with helping and to assist you and you would think the breath of fresh air you would think, wow, this is great. but after four flights, i don't remember the air at all. and inside the shuttle it is stale air. we have our garbage and a port- a-potty that isn't very pleasant smelling and we get used to it, and so when you come out of the shuttle, you don't notice the fresh air. but you are bombarded by people and pumped up and there is so much commotion that you don't pick up your subtle clues at all. >> and we know you're in tight quarters but you don't think about the other elements of activity that you have to deal with. and i guess part of it may just be the proximity factor because just like we're seeing in the miners, f