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Their children who are just really relying on us and poor things are so desperate in there to be able to survive. and you see these images if you look at some of the graphics that you have seen on the internet, on the web, in terms of the whole layout, the structure of it, you see how complicated it is, in fact, to be able to effectuate a rescue. and i just say to myself this is really a situation where, you know, they need like a miracle. and they need our prayers and they need everybody to really think in a creative, unique way to keep them alive so they can get them out. >> maria: that's a ...

Channelling. it's not information he's akwariakwar i -- akwcquirining from someone . it's going to take the republican party down if they don't step away. this is a hole down which you can't go. to have the president of the united states sidie ining with and neo-nazis. to down play the death of a woman who was there in peace. i think it's not acceptable. i don't know where it goes from here unless the republican party decides that it wants to take its party back. >> the odd thing is he did condemn them. he said it multiple times. there's no place for them. >> that's the problem now.

Here, watching the headlines. news out of west virginia is not better, rescue teams working their way deep into the mountain to find four missing coal miners pulled out yet again, second time in two days, jonathan hunt is live in montcoal, west virginia, pulled out because the gas levels are still too high. what is happening at the moment? >> reporter: bill, right now, what they are trying to do is drill a second hole down, into that mine, down which they then hope to drop a camera which will enable them, they hope, to see whether the final rescue chamber they have not yet been able to get to,...

>> you are right, thanks, brian wilson in our bureau in washington there. bill: what a day it is shaping up to be. crossing right now, from the associated press, supreme court justice john paul stevens, the oldest member of the highest court in the land says he'll retire and will likely do it this summer. president barack obama will now have his second high court opening to fill, as soon as stevens steps down, reading now, he says he'll step down from the court and finish his work for the summer, either late june or early july. and that announcement today, in washington, on this friday morning...