nor easter out of the way, should have a pretty good day in new york city at 68. boston, sunshine, 65. cooler, the farther north you head, binghamton 59. burlington might have showers. the rainy area in the country, this isn t much, around san francisco and pulling towards salt lake city later today. should be a dry, warm day if phoenix 91. albuquerque, 76. the pacific northwest, 57, coolish in seattle, but it is october, after all. boise at 70 degrees. thanks so much. for the first time since the rescue a handful of the 33 miners in chile are talking now to the media. the group appears with medical staff at copiapo regional hospital where they were treated after being pulled from the mine. nbc s natalie nmorales joins us live. you appears on a talk show last night. the guys are expressing concern about wanting to get privacy back. reporter: yeah, they
screen from chilean television. the last of the miners being helicoptered to the hospital. this is the road some of them will be driven down in order to get to that hospital. we ll have more on the family reunions that riveted chile and the world.
why would they just be coming in now? reporter: yes. yes. because what happens is after they re taken from the mine, they have about a two-hour checkup at that field hospital, then they re allowed some time with their families, then they re put on a helicopter, flown here. there s a military base just about a half mile away from us. then they re driven in from that military base, that military helipad, the copiapo regional hospital where they ll spend the next few days. they re letting the public see this brief glimpse of them as they re wheeled in. they re wheeled in in hospital scrubs. they have those dark, thick, oakley sunglasses on, and they re looking around, very curious as to who all 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, ander
it will be very tough for them psychologically. okay. we re told these are live pictures from inside one of the hospitals, the last miners arriving at the hospital. so you are seeing these pictures as we are seeing them. we re going to be right back. our coverage continues to the midnight hour. [ male announcer ] the turn changes everything. the turn will make you think. make you re-examine your approach. change your line. innovate. and create one of the world s fastest-reacting suspensions, reading the road 1,000 times per second.
checkup at the field hospital. then they re allowed some time with their families. then they re put on a helicopter, flown here. there s a military base just about a half mile away from us. then they re driven in from that military base, that military helipad, the copiapo regional hospital where they ll spend the next few days. they re letting the public see this brief glimpse of them as they re wheeled in. they re wheeled in in hospital scrubs. they have those dark, thick, ugly sunglasses on, and they re looking around, very curious as to who all these people are claping 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, i appreciate all the reporting you ve been doing over these last 24 hours. i know it s been a long 24 hours