it was also mr. barrios making sure they're in physical condition and yes, of course, keeping the miners in good mental health. it's been one of the main focuses of the rescue teams on the surface over the last two and some months, playing a vital role. >> it's good to, i think dennis o'dell is standing by with the united mine workers of america. as we watch the second rescuer, how difficult is this for each rescuer? >> going underground making a trip -- >> i'm sorry, we have your audio now. go ahead. >> okay. there's some risk involved. i mean, these guys are trained professionals in what they do, and so, therefore, you know, they're going to take extra safety precautions in their approach, but there's always, like we talked about before, a risk. i was sitting here watch this whole thing unfold, and i'm thinking about when you and i first met at sago, and then we went through that event and we saw crandal canyon and upper big branch and now we're watching this unfold. you know, hopefully operators a

mr. cheney and his family. i still feel the same way. they have not seen each others for years, only exchanging birthday cards. asked if dick cheney has ever apologized, he said i'm not going to go into that. you were there, nicole, right? >> that was a strange weekend for you? >> yeah. i mean you thought 2005 and 2006 were bad. imagine if he killed his friend. this was his dear friend. cheney was deeply distraught about this. i think that contributed to his instinct to keep quiet. i do remember sunday morning, dan bartlett who was white house counselor, i was communications director and we went through some communication items the next day a speech that president bush was delivering, oh, one more thing. i said what? he said the vice president shot somebody. and i said on purpose? he said no, no, it was accident. there began one of the strangest weeks in m my tenure. >> let's do a little sports. >> let's do it. >> mickey mantle. there's a new biography out. may have played his entire care

. >> oh, mr. barrios. >> the mistress allegedly said, he is mine and no one else's. >> he said to a reporter that mistress number one was his principal incentive to get out of there. the wife couldn't care less apparently. >> she said she's welcome to him and call my lawyer. >> i don't know. i like that plot. >> it's a movie. >> definitely. shall we talk about our favorite things? >> yes, we should. besides your chocolates? >> yeah. i feel bad. this is my favorite thing and there is a little issue with it. this is called a flash bronzer. it's the middle of winter. you feel crusty and yuck. it makes your skin a little bit bronze. it's nice and scrubs off later. we should check online to see how much it is. well, it's been discontinued. >> they always do that with stuff you love. >> i don't know why they do it. nancy snyderman is here. we'll ask her. >> nancy will tell you all kinds of reasons not to use that. where is my favorite? here it is. this is amazing. someone sent me this. there is one for

. >> "me and mrs. jones." who was waiting on yanni barrio, his wife or mistress? >> the juicy story. i know you love this intrigue. >> people are talking. everyone has been asking. >>> it is a miner's love triangle and one miner in particular is the talk of all the blogs today. he is a real romeo because drama unfolded as 50-year-old yanni barrio rojas was trapped underground. his wife started holding vigil at camp hope where all the family members gathered and that is when she found out her husband had a mistress, who was also there holding vigil. and wow, can you talk about a cat fight? both women stayed there and refused to leave until he surfaced. well, his wife then demanded that she wasn't going to meet him if the mistress was there actually. let's look at the video and see who showed up. you there see the embrace. a couple of kisses coming up, i think. >> that was a little awkward. for me. just saying. >> there is the smooch. the womb see there kissing him on the cheek, what is his lover and she affectionately calls him my titanic and he has a pet name for

thank you, mr. mcateer and dr. e. we're going to go live to the mine in copiapo, chile, and we're going to look at miner number 21 coming up. his name is yonni barrios rojas. 50 years old. he is the one who is the chief paramedic for the group due to his previous nursing experience. that's what he served as. his mother had diabetes as a child and he was tasked with her care. so the people who were suffering with diabetes, he helped them out. his fellow miners, as we've been saying, are calling him dr. house after the american tv show, which is also popular in chillee. and he has been in the mines -- working in the mines since 1985. married with no children. this is the self-professed two-families person. so two people are waiting for him? we're going to listen to his rescue. >> chi-le! >> chi-chi-chi-! le-le-le! >> this is miner number 20, yonni barrios rojas. number 21 i should say. 50 years old as you are seeing there. he served as the chief paramedic. interesting. in full transparency on chilean television, she was