Vía satélite: final feliz para la crisis de los rehenes norteamericanos en Irán

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00:00En el pueblo de la iglesia de la iglesia se llena de las gajas.

00:05El quedó una esposa de las gajas de las gajas.

00:08América se ha hecho con los paredes de los gajas.

00:11Que eran un signo de la relación de la iglesia.

00:14Y ahora señalan un bienvenido.

00:17La espada de la estatua de la libertad de los viajadores.

00:21América ha dejado un gran alma de la vida.

00:25¡Gracias!

00:55It wasn't until they saw him a second time, a close-up, that the tears began to flow.

01:19Mary Lopez, her oldest son Richard, she kept saying, I can't believe it.

01:25Family and friends sharing the tears, the joy, and the champagne.

01:36The hostage bracelets are off in the home of the Reverend Earl Lee and his wife Hazel,

01:41and hundreds more are coming off in Pasadena, California,

01:45where the fate of son Gary Lee had become a community concern,

01:49and finally, cause for community relief.

01:52And last night, celebration in the Lee home,

02:03as Gary Lee walked into view on television pictures from Algiers and Frankfurt.

02:08His beard longer, his body thinner, said his parents, but looking good.

02:13In Sherman Oaks, California, Deborah Plotkin talked with her husband Jerry, a businessman.

02:18The parents of the Embassy Vice-Counsel Donald Cook talked with their son from their living room in Memphis.

02:23Mr. Cook's a professor, and at one point, he sounded like one.

02:27You look great on TV.

02:30We've seen you. We've been watching every step of the way, kid.

02:33We know exactly what you did, all the way from the Toronto Airport right to where you are right now.

02:38The mother of Embassy guard Stephen Kirtley scanned the screen at a television studio in Little Rock, Arkansas,

02:45looking for her 22-year-old son.

02:47I think that's him. That's him.

02:51The anchorman called her three daughters to comfort her.

02:57That's him.

03:00Come over there.

03:10Come on, Mom.

03:15I look good.

03:20Later at home, she actually spoke and listened to her son.

03:23Before we get here.

03:24All right.

03:26I love you.

03:27I love you, son.

03:28Be good.

03:29All right. Bye-bye.

03:30Bye.

03:31There was no opportunity planned for the 50 men and two women to meet with reporters in West Germany,

03:39but Martha Teichner spoke with two of the hostages.

03:42What did you do on the plane when you first got on?

03:46Talk.

03:47Talk.

03:48Talk.

03:49There were microphones present earlier during a brief stopover in Algiers.

03:54How are you feeling?

03:55Fine.

03:56Great now.

03:57What are you going to do when you go home?

03:59Party.

04:00The one thing I'd like to say right now to everybody back home is you can never imagine

04:05how much the letters and your prayers and your support through all of this have meant to us.

04:10We weren't able to write to you or communicate with you, but only the Lord knows how much it helped.

04:15And thank you from the bottom of my heart.

04:17Homeward down.

04:18Homeward down.

04:19I wish I was.

04:20Homeward down.

04:21Homeward down.

04:22Homeward down.

04:23Home.

04:24Where my thoughts are sleeping.

04:25Home.

04:26Where my music's playing.

04:27Home.

04:28Where my love lies waiting silently for me.

04:30Silently for me.

04:43Silently for me.

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