talk to people. somebody took it up with them. we saw you reading with a lot of interest. now we know you were praying. for 160 meters. not much longer now. not much longer. we kept praying for everything to go we re showing you on the left-hand side of the screen, the lower side, that s manuel gonzalez 24 hours ago when he was first getting in the capsule to be the first rescue worker down to the miners. clearly very different mood, the man you see now, talking on the right-hand side of your screen, waiting to be the last man out, and before on the left-hand side. let s listen.
[ applause ] translator: we re going to remove the pod. there in the center of your screen, you see the capsule that made it all possible. in this world of high-tech computers and high-tech devices, it is a relatively simple, relatively primitive piece of machinery. but what it has done has been extraordinary. we re going to take a short break. our coverage, though, continues
responsibilities. clearly a man who knows his duties, like the captain on a sinking ship. he wanted to see all his men safely to the surface first. and when he was received by president sebastian pinera on the surface, the president simply looked at him and said, mr. urzua, your shift is over. that shift that began on august 5th, anderson, has now come to a close. all 33 miners are back on the surface safe and sound. yeah. and we just saw the pod leaving the that what had been a dark dungeon for 33 men for 69 days and now just the one rescue worker all alone by himself down there, waiting for the capsule to come down one last time. and as we watch now, everybody on the surface waiting for that fifth rescue worker to emerge t will probably take ten minutes or so for him to make it to the surface. karl we ll check in with you in the next hour, we re live all
were telling them you need to stay calm, to pray, to sing, with roberto, he just made a little show, and then they just left happy. they were calm. when they were leaving. we re really happy. here it comes. here it comes. you have to clear because you re going to be back here every year. how are you? good. we re waiting for you up here with very anxious, we re waiting for you. this is it. we re almost there. you want to see the capsule, the images of you arriving there were incredible. i was i felt such a rush of emotion. i had a knot in my throat.
there in the center of your screen, you see the capsule that made it all possible. in this world of high-tech computers and high-tech devices, it is a relatively simple, relatively primitive piece of machinery. but what it has done has been extraordinary. we re going to take a short break. our coverage continues all the way to the midnight hour. we have new pictures, new images of some of the miners in the hospital. this is miners families watching manuel gonzalez emerging. let s listen in. chi-le! chi-chi-chi-! le-le-le! los mineros de chile!