like a stockholm syndrome thing? do you become buddies with the folks you were stuck with when maybe you weren t buddies with before? actually, the situation was that we had an american and russian on board. i was there with a russian crewmate. i had learned to speak russian and he had learned to speak english and we were working with the two control centers so we could all talk to each other. we became very close together in training. we trained together 3 1/2 years. we learned each other s languages. so in a sense, you re right, you do kind of bond with the person especially in an emergency situation, survival situation like these guys in the mine were or still are. guys on the right side of the picture what you re seeing, that s the top of the hole. we have just seen that shuttle, the capsule, fenix capsule go into the hole leaving the mine we re guessing 15 minutes or so before the next rescue. pablo rojas 45 years old. he s a carrier pigeon handler and he will be the 19th pers
safe, apparently healthy. 15 more to go. one is on its way the shuttle is on the way to get the next one. never before have men who had been trapped so deep for so long been rescued alive. there s no parallel for this in history. miner 18 surfaced in just the last couple of minutes. esteban rojas was pulled up the 2300 feet from their living room sized quarters and immediately dropped to his knees in prayer, raised his hands to god. his wife joined him with tears streaming down her cheeks. president obama spoke right after esteban was pulled from the ground. now, you may have seen some of this. you may have been watching it along with us. but there are probably pictures you haven t seen. here s one that we ve only started showing you a little while ago. this is new video from the capsule as the miners are being pulled from the ground. check out this video from deep underground where the men were trapped for 69 days. every now and then you see more pictures of this. this is the shelte