for. the short-term isn t so much the concern here, it s long-term, can you going to see cancers, ten, 20, 30 years later. at three-mile island, they did not see that. in chernobyl yes, but not at three-mile island. forces are in a hard fight to regain ben, you ve been traveling around today, what are you seeing? they stopped at the town of vega, which is the site of the very important gas natural gas processing plant and a refinery. there were some air raids earlier today which is a little further to the east of there, but of course the concern is
statements that dr. murray gave to the police two days after the pop star died, where he admits giving him that drug that killed him, propofol but says he didn t give him enough to kill him and also medical experts, doctors who are going to talk about how dr. murray did a lot of things under the standard of care expected of a physician. beth karras, thank you so much. finally, reporter roulette, dan die mon got a pretty awesome gig, sent had him to vega, the consumer electics show, dan, oh, boy, i don t know what you have going on there the blood pressure ipod app yesterday. talk to me. what do you have on your face? well, as you can see, we are not having any fun here today. not at all. this is a mask, a ski mask and what it has got a high definition camera inside of it from a product called liquid image, from a company called liquid image. you can see the camera lens right in there, full hd quality. you want to highlight a few of these products we have seen on the floor today.
family and pay off that house so he went back into that mine and we know the consequences august 5th that mine collapsed but the story doesn t stop there. because jose vega is 79 years old who has been a wildcat miner all his life digging holes in the ground and going in himself. he and five other family members including one of his other sons said we re going to take this on our shoulders. i am not going let my son die underground. jose vega said i m not a man to sit there and cry. he got his pick and shovel and hard hat and he and four family members went up to that mine and they got inside that mine and went right down to where the cave in had occurred and jose vega said i stood back there and there was a shower of rocks. one of the most frightening things i had seen in my life. rocks were falling. i took a sidestep and hid while the rocks fell. a 79-year-old man so desperate
vega seen here in one of the first videos showing the miners were alive followed in his father s footsteps. he was attracted to the mine by the relatively good waves. from the mine also came a marriage proposal. he wrote a letter to jessica janez, the woman with whom he has lived for 25 years. they have three children and two grand children but they never got married in church. he sent the mairriage proposal n a letter. i read what he said and started to shout with happiness. her answer, of course, was yes, and now they re closer than ever to the wedding that had to wait for a quarter of a century. rafael ramon, cnn, atlanta. what you are seeing is the vision within the mine where the trapped miners have been for 68
but the mine the miners have to be prepared both mentally and physically to do what they need to do to escape first and if they can escape, to take refuge like these miners have. and we just saw the capsule going up. he s on his way, mr. vega is. one of the things you talk about, marc, is there s something called expectations training. correct. what s that? well, it applies to different situations. for instance, the miners are given training on what to expect after they put on a breathing apparatus. that it will be hard to breathe. that the air may get warm and if they don t know this, if they re not given this expectations training, it comes as a big surprise and they could panic, perhaps take their apparatus off and so forth. in the case of the refuge chamber, again, they re told that these are some of the things to expect if you re trapped, if you have to go into a refuge chamber, you re going