in. usgs said this was near mulholland and sepulveda near the sepulveda pass. we ll check in with sandra. let s go see what she is up to. bill: we ll stay in touch with our friends at fox, kttv in l.a. and our bureau certainly working the story. we ll figure out whether or not there is damage to speak of, which is high priority when you think about the morning hours and 6:25. a lot of folks still in bed sleeping at that time, which can be in a lot of ways worst time for something like this to occur. 4.7 is the preliminary indication. back to that breaking news in a moment. martha: we ll stay on that. in the meantime the white house says it won t delay another major obamacare mandate any longer. but is there enough time for everyone to sign up before the end of this month? bill: so you thought it was over, didn t you? no. martha: did say that, didn t i? bill: man, oh, man, the winter
typically operate out of terminal three should contact the airline for specific information. we expect to be operating those flights but probably through a busing procedure at the remote gates. we will also on the l.a.x. twitter feed be providing as much information as he we understand what the operational details will be. the faa national ground stop on arrivals for l.a.x. is scheduled to be lifted at 4:00 p.m. today. lastly, i just want to tell the public and the travelers and all of those who are intending to meet or bid those travelers that do, thank you for your patience. this has been a trying day for everyone i know. for those awaiting arrival passengers, we ll be busing those passengers to lot c at 98th and sepulveda. so within the next two hours,
but endorsement deals, lots of them could be around the corner for the rescued chilean miners. it looks like all of their lives are going to change dramatically financially. there s a report that each will receive $10,000 from a chilean business tycoon. they ve been invited to travel to europe as well. all kinds of companies are apparently lining up to offer endorsement deals. free gifts like ipods. oakley donated the sunglasses that they re wearing. also, plenty of job offers, at least one of them, super mario sepulveda said he was born a miner and he was going to die a miner. they appear to be in pretty good shape but there s a concern going forward about the possible psychological scars for spending two months underground. to look at that, dr. jeffrey lieberman. great to see you this morning. thank you, john. what are the big concerns that you have for the miners
they re macho men and they need to be alone to cry. he went into the mine an unknown 41-year-old electrician married to an accountant with whom he has two children. he says he wants to go on that way. that he wants to die a miner. when he emerged to the surface last night it was clear that may no longer be in the cards. mario has become a rock star. super mario as he is now called was clearly ready for his close-up. he worked the crowd. beginning a chant of his own. and then there is luis urzua. the shift foreman and leader of the crew of 33. while much more soft-spoken than sepulveda, urzua, age 54 has emerged as the fearless, miraculously composed commander-in-chief. he immediately gathered group when the mine caved in and put in place a set of rules and
to be alone to cry. he went into the mine an unknown 41-year-old electrician married to an accountant with whom he has two children. he says he wants to go on that way. that he wants to die a miner. when he emerged to the surface last night it was clear that may no longer be in the cards. mario has become a rock star. super mario as he is now called was clearly ready for his close-up. he worked the crowd. beginning a chant of his own. and then there is luis ursua. the shift foreman and leader of the crew of 33. while much more soft-spoken than sepulveda, ursua, age 54 has emerged as the fearless, miraculously composed commander-in-chief. he immediately gathereded group and put in place a set of rules and regulations