zain verjee gets the fun gigs now and again.u. >>> 22 days until elections, and the talk this morning, all about the blistering new accusations of stunning homophobia in the new york governor's race. democrat andrew cuomo is blasting republican carl paladino to remarks he made to a group of orthodox jews, saying he set a bad example for children by marching in a gay rights parade. i didn't march in a gay parade this year, gay pride parade this year. my opponent did. and that's not the example that we should be showing our children and certainly not in our schools. [ applause ] and don't misquote me as wanting to hurt homosexual people in any way. that would be a dastardly lie. my approach is live and let live. i just think my children and your children will be much better off and much more successful getting married and raising a family, and i don't want them to be brain washed into thinking that homosexuality is an equally valid or successful option. it isn't. >> all right, but there's some other comments, and paladino is vehem

i'm zain verjee. >> and i'm juanita raj. >> one more miner is on his way. we're looking at them.number six, osman isidro araya araya will be out. you're watching the live pictures there at the scene. the wheel is turning clockwise, which means he is on his way up. >> just a couple of minutes. >> gary tuchman is watching as the fenix rises. that's the name of the capsule. he's back now with us live. gary, set the scene for us for rescue number six. >> reporter: that's right, zain and monita. that's right. right now in chile it's 5:30 in the morning. this is our sixth miner coming up. i expect that at 5:34 that wheel will stop turning and you will see the capsule and miner number six will come out. he's married with four children, worked in the mine for four months before this happened and now he will obviously have a very obviously grateful family. we've seen some incredible reunions today. what we expected before all this began at 12:10 a.m. local time october 13th here in chile was an emotion eal reunion. we didn't know what to expect because they had been tight-lipped about the

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zain verjee is in london with more on the international reaction. best stories to be able to tell. >> reporter: it really is, kyra. you just feel good telling it. it is a story that has totally gripped the entire world, a story about universal human struggle and triumph of the human spirit and perseverance. we had a bunch of i-reporters send in great pieces of video. this is from a man in los angeles. he compared the nail-biting emotion here and the nerves and the huge sense of relief to the 1969 landing on the moon. listen, kyra. >> this event here, you can't help but watch it and you just keep crying. we have been crying, my wife and i, since we started watching it. it's so emotional, and with the high-def cameras, and as the miners came out, each families allowed three relatives to come in as each miner is brought up, and to see this thing from the bottom, from the top. got to commend cnn, and commend all of the networks, got to commend all of the media down there. it's just unbelievable! >> reporter: kyra, i want to show you something dave hagen

. >> zain verjee, thank you very much. great talking to you, and great coverage that you brought around the world on cnn international. what a remarkable story. tony, this is the stuff we do best. >> breaking news. >> this is our brand, cnn. >> kyra, have a great day. we're going to pick it up and run with it from here. hugs, kisses. cheers and tears as the unprecedented rescue of 33 miners unfolds before our eyes. one by one, hour after hour, miners step out of the rescue capsule and into the arms of loved ones at the san jose mine. 19 miners still waiting to be hoisted up. people around the world are celebrating with the people of chile. look at this. the excited crowds at camp hope. that's the makeshift village started by the families of the miners, as well as crowds in new york, san francisco and tokyo. in the 13 hours since the rescue began, we learned so much about them. claudio yanez lagos is 34, a carrier pigeon holder. his long-time girlfriend proposed during his isolation. he was the eighth man up. he gave the th