HARRIS: What seemed impossible just 67 days ago could now be less than 48 hours away, the rescue of 33 Chilean miners. The big breakthrough came on Saturday morning. Listen to my colleague T.J. Holmes on the air with CNN's Patrick Oppmann in Chile.</s>T.J. HOLMES, CNN ANCHOR: We are following a breaking story out of Chile this morning. The folks there are celebrating. Let me show you and let me tell you why. At the site where 33 miners have been trapped since August the 5th, some two months these guys have been down there underground, some 2,300 feet below, but it just a couple of hours ago when rescuers were finally able to cut through. They've been drilling literally a 2,300 foot hole, if you will, down to the mine where these men have been trapped.</s>PATRICK OPPMANN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: At exactly 8:01 this morning, the Plan B drill team broke through. And we've heard there was as much celebration among the drillers as with the family members. The miners, we've been told, are taking this very calm. They're somewhat serene. They're preparing for what comes next.</s>HARRIS: Searching for a job? You could actually catch a break from Uncle Sam if you follow some tips from our own Christine Romans.
Miners on Brink of Rescue