internationally, there have been no changes in flight schedule and no changes. at home, if you re planning on traveling abroad and maybe weary about traveling this weekend, they re saying no refunds and waivers at this point. that could change based on the information the airlines get from tsa an the state department. and there is some advice the state department is giving to travelers going abroad in the next month. absolutely. they re encouraging travelers to register with the u.s. embassy depending on what country you re going to. if you re going to one of these countries under the alert, they encourage travelers to register with the u.s. embassy. let them know how long you re goung to be there and register with their smart traveler enrollment program. that allows travelers to get updates about crisis situations, potential emergencies and of course, they re updating on the state department website, so you can take a look there regularly and they ll be posting updates. there are
badly needed according to the chilean government is, they are asking for rescue workers to assist those who are have been on the job for 48 hours, and, are literally exhausted, they say they have to continue digging under the rubble, and they need more manpower to do that, bill. bill: it is a big job ahead, david lee miller, thank you for that and you can see up-to-the-minute information on the story about the earthquake and the recovery efforts and pictures to show you what is happening in chile and david lee is covering the latest on the story, posting updates at foxnews.com/liveshots. that is on our web site, right now. megyn: it has been six weeks since the major earthquake in haiti, that essential turned the capital city of port-au-prince into a pile of rubble. and now, people are turning to the huge cleanup job that is still existing, on the ground in haiti, now, crews are racing around, against the clock, and, to clear out the debris, of ruined stores an houses, and apartment