Cheers & Tears in Chile: Join the Live Chat
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Tonight, Chile's Camp Hope is living up to its name, and then some. Call it: Camp Success. All 33 miners are out. Six rescue workers still need to be brought to the surface. We'll bring you live coverage from San Jose Mine where there have been a lot of cheers and happy tears over the past 22 hours.
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Each one of these amazing men are heroes. Their bravery and strength will be admired by all around the world and it forever be remembered. God is so faithful and were with these men every step of the way! Glory to our father in Heaven and blessing to the miners and their families!
Thank you CNN ! Great Job on the Coverage! You all are to be commended!
As a resident of West Virginia, I can't help but recall Sago and the Upper Big Branch coal mine disasters. I am elated that the Chilean miners have all been rescued and that the families did not experience the heartbreak and loss of the West Virginia coal miner's. God Bless to the Chilean miners, the rescuers and their families!
Great coverage Anderson Cooper and CNN's reporting. To actually see this recue of so many trapped for so long is amazing. A job well done.
I'd like to see a picture of the Phoenix capsule before and after. It was painted and clean to start, and after 39 plus round trips, the wear and tear provide yet another indication of how dangerous and how miraculous this rescue effort was.
Is nice to see they completed it. Did you all notice the last person (rescuer) stepped out of the capsule (Phenix) at 33 past the hour. Think they planned it that way???
Can all the countries the helped in the rescue
continue to work together. It would sure improve the world
Good evening Anderson. Thank you for the great coverage of what will be one of the greatest human interest stories of all time.
Continually impressed by the humbleness and gratitude that the miners shared over the last 24 hours as they came out of the mine.. very touching..
Who knows what they are really chanting though? I know chi chi chi eh eh eh. then chile .. then??
Are we giving the USA any credit for the rescue of the Chilean miners' rescue? It was the USA who came up with the equipment and drilling the hole that eventually dropped the capsule to free those men. Viva USA!!
Let this serve as a lesson for ALL the world to glean from: God's intervention and man's spirit of hope and cooperation-
"Peace Be Still!"
Earl
A job well done by Chilean rescue workers, saving all the trapped miners. And big thanks go to cnn for the live broadcast. And we really enjoyed ac360. Sri Lankans love you Anderson.
Heroes – every one of them! Amen! Thank you God! Haven't been able to take a deep breath until that last rescue worker came up safely! Thank you for showing every hug – every single person come up – including EACH one of the rescue workers! This is real news reporting!
I really am here to commend CNN on the coverage of this event. It is a miracle and a technical achievement of amazing proportions. Thank you so much ofr allowing us to view through your efforts! A great job.
What a humbling and incredible thing these men have gone through, God bless them all! HI ANDERSON 🙂
Thanks for the update "Miners" day 10+13+10=..33..
10/13/10..&
We will all as a "Nation" celebrate for this day!
Warm wishes to the Chilean people for such inspiration, as well..
I commend CNN for continuing coverage until all the rescue workers were on the surface and safe....All other networks cut off to other programming....I couldn't keep from watching it all to the end. Thank you...for your coverage. The Smiling Moose from Ohio
God be with each one of them on there journey of recovery and each person that was involed in the rescue of the Miner....God is real
I am an American living in Japan, and cannot take my eyes off of the TV! Seeing the raw emotions has been beautiful,,,May God continue to watch over each and every one of these men and their families. Chile's handling of this rescue has been exemplary, and makes me proud for them! Unbelievable!
i had tears in my eyes watching this as much as i prayed for all to be safe' If this wasn't GOD then who was it ? I thank God for the miracle which he performed. God Bless All of CHILE and the USA for a outstanding JOB.
Thank God that every one involved in this situation were spared with life! How great is our God that he permitted everyone to be safe and also thank God for all the people who put their life on the line to save other!
President Pinera has done a great job here.
Thanks Anderson and the entire CNN staff for the great coverage. This was one of the most uplifting stories for our time and certainly puts our everyday life into perspective. Good night all!
God Bless, Im so happy that everything worked out for them and Bravo!!!!! to all the rescue workers and everyone involved
Thanks for the update "Miners" day 10+13+10+33.. 10/13/10..&
We will all as a "Nation" celebrate for this day!
Warm wishes to the Chilean people for such inspiration, as well..
All men are up and safe! Hurray. Chile has been represented by very fine men. What a country!
And a perfect ending! So glad that it is over and all are safe. Who would have believed it a few weeks ago?
Were the miners able to see what was going on up above as each miner was brought up and reunited with their loved ones and greeted by the president of Chille?
Completion.
Praise the Lord! World Hope Day, October 13, 2o1o
Wow, History Has Been Made. This is wonderful to see that everything was so successful! Congratulations!
to answer Monica above, I believe someone stated it was a "gold" mine.
My goodness. We've witnessed something extraordinary. Woooweee I'm so happy I feel like throwing a party right now! And you're all invited!
Quite the journey this has been for these brave souls, and for all of us. Everyone let's be thankful for the many blessings bestowed upon us. Much peace and love 🙂
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Finally!!!!! I am applausing and cheers for Manuel!!! Go rescue workers!!!!!!! Yay!!!
Anderson,
The success of this rescue operation should be a lesson to all the people in the world. If we could all unite, we could accomplish so much good. Why can't we quit killing each other and use our time, money, and resources to achieve greatness?
Tears of joy...prayers of thanks as we watched th last rescue worker arrive. Thanks to all who made this miracle possible.
Good Bless you all, thank you for being with us
CHI CHI CHI LE LE LE VIVA CHILE
Hi again AC,
The capsule stopped it was 11:33 PM. Oh my goodness!!!
Fantastic, mission at this instant in time complete. 33 miners and 5 rescue men all well, safe, happy and alive..... well done
I have watched all day and am amazed. Beautiful people. Thank God.
Now, Mission Accomplished! Congratulation To All!
That was cute! "we want you autograph".
Hurry! This calls for a new world holiday. Let's call it Hope Day.
Perfection!
24 hours of CNN's coverage of the most breathtaking inspirational story since Baby Jessica. Oh happy day!
The last worker is almost up. What a huge sigh of relief when he is up. What a couragous guy to go down there in the first place. He is truly a HERO!! Congratulations! We are proud of everyone involved in this mission.
What a blessing. Just watched the last man leave the mine. I think though that someone forgot to turn off the lights.
I have a 7am flight, so I need to get some rest. I will sleep much better now that everyone is out safe. Good night and pleasant dreams:) AMEN!
Maria Paz – thanks I never thought of batteries. Here he comes!
Full of Emotion and Tears... Miracle!!! God Bless from Utah USA