miners after 65 days underground. the celebration on the surface as the rescue drill reached the men more than 2,000 feet below ground. cameras captured the moment when the drill bit broke through. but there s more work to be done before they can be pulled up. that means a few more days before they feel the sunlight again and see it as a matter of fact. our carl penhaul has been in chile and joins us now live. what s next, carl? reporter: well, what s next is that first of all, they have to pull the bars out of that rescue shaft. that s where the drill hammer is attached and that s a process that s going to take six to eight hours. once that s completed, the miners will have to place about four pounds of explosives around the base of the hole that s been left by that drill and blast that dynamite.