egypt a year in chaos. please. please please. please please. leave the street feed filipe. the to. sleep. to slum of sleep good. at least the to feel. that a little. relief keep. her . the week's top stories here on our side of the fugitive whistleblower edward snowden while america's. cia tests its diplomatic relations with all countries involved in these global movements. his revelations point to a massive u.s. snooping operation targeting even institutions in brussels and washington and the united nations in new. all right. egypt's president faces a tough challenge to his leadership with angry crowds said to flood the streets on the first anniversary of his inauguration after a week of deadly rioting by rival political factions and the first part of a much anticipated addition to russia's navy set sail for france in a joint project expected to revitalize thai.

causing complete chaos, pandemonium, people running into the hotel. then we saw the army vehicles driving down the street, pushing all of the barricades away. there were a handful of demonstrators that went back out and now the tear gas. starts up once again. shoved underneath the door. they're not letting anyone out. >> arwa, i want to show our viewers what you experienced and the people around you experienced just a few moments ago before we went on air. let's take a look at that. >> reporter: they're rallying around one another, as well. you see a lot of them pouring this white liquid into each other's eyes. that's actually an anti-acid that they mix with water that helps ease the sting, ease the burn. while the riot police have not entered the park itself, the tear gas is now landing inside the park. this is another view. if i just move around here, forward, where those clashes were taking place between the demonstrators and the riot police. [ indiscernible ] some of the demonstrators trying to push their way forward right now. they'll run forward

. >> it was chaos. i was at my house and i heard all the sirens. >> i am so wired. i don't know. to see something like this so random, so violent that happens so quickly. >> san jose fire says one person was trapped inside a car and had to be rescued but was not hurt. another man who was standing near or inside a car was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. a 61-year-old woman whof was on the bocci ball court was also hurt. >> she had a lacerated head, leg injury, but we are lucky. it could have been so bad. >> reporter: the park was crowded at the time and many were shaken up by the force of the fall. the big oak tree was something many of those who lived nearby had long admired. >> this had to be one of the biggest oak trees in san jose. it had to be 100 years old. it towered over everything around here, but i guess that's the danger of having a big, beautiful, old tree. >> reporter: knowing why this tree split is something they will be looking into. kimberly terry, nbc news. >>> they are questioning a person in connection with a grass fire that burned in san jose this af

one woman's epic all-night filibuster, her desperate effort to run out the clock when suddenly chaos erupts during a showdown over abortion in texas. >>> in her defense. paula deen's emotional appearance this morning on "today" followed by news tonight of another loss to her one-time food empire. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. gay couples across this country were today handed a sweeping victory by a majority of the justices of the supreme court. they took on two cases. one to allow married partners full federal benefits, the other having to do with gay marriage in california. like so many other things in modern times, the framers of the constitution could not have foreseen this issue. they of course made no mention of same-sex couples in the constitution. and while the justices did not suddenly make gay marriage the law of the land, they did strike down barriers in the states that have allowed it so far in what's being called the most important ruling ever on gay rights. we have it all covered tonight beginning with pete williams at the court. good evening. >> reporter:

within seconds the yard becomes a war zone. >> there was a lot of confusion and chaos.el of violence on this one yard at that one day, one moment was as large as i had ever seen in my life. >> the nursing director is at the shoe gate when he hears the explosion of a tear gas cannister. >> i looked up. i saw the smoke and i heard a crack of a mini 14, which is like an assault rifle. >> dr. effort allen, the surgeon at pelican bay watches the mayhem unfold, just steps away from his clinic. >> you see these little cub patsys, you see smoke all over the yard, you know this is a pretty massive event. >> the sheer number of people involved is overwhelming 200 inmates, 100 officers. >> it was well choreographed. it was extremely well kooex executed. the hispanics outnumbered the blacks 2-1. they knew exactly what time they were going to do this. they had their targets picked out. >> you can see them working in pairs. it was teamwork. they set up perimeterers, deat all time teams. >> the senior district attorney assigned says the inmates spent months preparing, making weapons i

egypt a year in chaos. more revelations from ex cia contractor edward snowden are exposed the u.s. has been bugging and. e.u. institutions in brussels washington and new york. riots rage in egypt at least three people were killed by supporters and opponents of president morsi. to come. south african riot police crackdown and protesting crowds furious with u.s. policies as president obama tours the continent to boost trade ties.

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egypt year in chaos. and they were ready to do anything for their country to me is to love the country more than yourself if you join the military for any other reason that you're probably not to have a good day and they were tools in the hands of the state now they live remembering the past which is impossible to get rid of. the war. but our ever good people together. and i have heard good people empty silent. a lot. but would prefer not to be sometimes i feel like. i should have died over there because i. i saw some people who died and. there is cheaper than therapy. on our. player missions. couldn't take three months for charges free. agency three. three stooges freeze. the old sleeve blood just plug in video for your media projects a free medio gondar t.v. dot com. player page of the sands into deadly political strife with street battles between pro and anti regime mobs leaving three people dead including u.s. nationals. as washington's hunt for a whistleblower edward snowden goes on a four star u.s.

egypt a year in chaos. now the american government is reportedly targeting a retired army general accused of spilling classified information about a covert cyber attack james cartwright was once the second highest ranking officer in the u.s. military he's now suspected of revealing details on the stuxnet virus that temporarily shut down iran's nuclear sites three years ago. as the details in two thousand and ten when the u.s. carried out this cyber attack against iran general cartwright was vice chairman. and he was reported to be one of the crucial players in this cyber attack he resigned in two thousand and eleven and he is now apparently being investigated as the niekerk of that story as you remember the niek about the obama administration having carried out this cyber attack against iran came before the election last year and the timing raise a lot of questions back then because president obama all but bragged about that operation as he ran for reelection as you remember everybody kind of assumed that i

egypt i year in chaos. they were ready to do anything for their country to me to try out it is to love the country more than yourself if you joined the military for any other reason that you're probably not to have a good day they were tools in the hands of the state now they live remembering the past which is impossible to get rid of. the war. but however good people do get hurt. and i've heard good people empty silent. a lot. but would prefer not to be sometimes i feel like. i should have died over there. because i. i saw some people who had died and. there is cheaper than terrifying. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images cobol has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporations rule today. egypt descends into deadly political strife with street battles between pro and anti regime mobs leaving three people dead including a u.s. national. as washington's hunt for whistleblower edward snowden goes on a four star u.s. general is under investigation for allegedly

que tenemos condiciones severas con al actividad de precipitaciones del noreste del país, bueno, ya chaoasí que continúa lloviendo en el noreste, en territorio mexicano, igual que en el suroeste de texas, es viernes social, así que hay retrasos en los aeropuertos, le sumamos las precipitaciones en nueva york, aunque se ha despejado bastante para la actividad de precipitaciones es en el noreste de territorio mexicano, se espedra lluvia para el sur de miami, en monterrey tenemos 32 centígrados, es viernes, fin de semana, no nos podemos quejar, es todo por mi parte, feliz día de los padres y gracias por acompañarnos en primer impacto, regresamos a los estudios. >>> continúa la controversia sobre sebastién de la cruz, el joven cantante de 11 años que consecutiva, el pequeño, cuyo apodo es el charro de oro entonó el himno de los estados unidos vistiendo de charro, como hemos dicho, todo un debate se ha generado en tornoa este niño. >>> después de hacernos sudar la gota gorda de susto. >>> en el juego anterior. >>> somos de miami. >>> pamela, te vas a meter en problemas. >>> ganaron a los san

egypt year in chaos. a long three minutes without thinking about iraq. it's always there. bombs. partially not be careful times. the night he goes off you react in ways you think are right at the moment. and when it when it hit our vehicle. arcturus for i heard my gunner start firing which to me means he had a target my gunner was very good at it wouldn't make that mistake. and i jumped out of the vehicle and i shot. i shot three people before idiom realized what was going on and they started running from us and i shot frank two more before. before my driver grabbed me he said would be doing. and. that's not me out of it now realize that i was just shooting at people because they were there. this one is my grandfather in vietnam he was a pilot bosnia was six months. my first trip to iraq was only six months so that's a year my second trip to iraq was a year the trip to afghanistan was a year my last trip was fifteen months this was a stream from mr. and me i'm oldest boy who is now. and. a mom or somebody. i'm very proud that i have been in the military i'm proud that i've been t

egypt i here in chaos. he is easy to easy it's. easy to feel. deep. sixed. thanks. looked good that was back in two thousand and gerry the fair friend. he went out of the house and at that moment a tank shell exploded. like this father died just torn to shreds. and he was badly wounded a miracle he survived you know what your movie had shrapnel injuries in his hands had to amputate two fingers. he also had shrapnel wounds all over his back. i hope the day never happens again. it's because of how. he saved my life. much. people just went home. with relatives helping. they went. to the dentist i realized that man has limited potential. human conditions i could have saved. and they were so confident that i could help but of course. i was never able to say . i can't help you in these conditions. i have no right to say that. surgery. really well. the defect was very challenging. but nevertheless an extremely good result. more than you might have noticed. that she looks completely different now. every successful operation leaves here with a great sense of satisfaction. at

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ends up as you say the hoops my bad theory of economics where it doesn't work they profit from the chaos as any good arson would arsonist and we have to suffer the consequences well importantly how is this so important to my bad is that monsanto or side gent and the other genetically modified sort of corporations they own the patents to it so if they're genetically if they own the patent on the meat then they get there the only ones that are allowed to provide the solution now we solved months and to recently do a huge my bad which was that an organ farmer found genetically modified we owned by monsanto which has no approval anywhere in the world and they're like oh my bad that's not supposed to happen but we saw us in canada where some of their genetically modified steve blew into a farm of a guy who had no idea and then they sued the farmer for patent infringement but i think you have to understand that this goes against everything we've learned from darwinism or selective or the the fittest survival of the fittest here you have people forcing survival of the worst using patent law so

it was chaos. the other street on the completely accept brett direction and that area phenomenally intense volley of tear gas. right now we're inside the hotel right next to them. i can see the tear gas billowing over gezi park -- >> arwa -- >> reporter: you're trying to clear the streets running alongside us. >> arwa, we see protesters in this video because we're watching it from moments ago. it looks like a protester drops to the ground. they look like they are picking up tear gas canisters, throwing it back at the police. has that area now been cleared? >> reporter: we actually moved away from that area into another part. it was very difficult to tell. what seems to happen is that the protesters clear out when the tear gas gets fired, and then they slowly trickle back. that's what we're seeing happening in the area that we're in right now -- >> okay. >> reporter: that of course, is another heavy bombardment of tear gas. >> okay -- >> reporter: a lot of these protesters, anderson, we were speakin

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we are living in a world of chaos. roommate agreement. where are you going?walking down the stairs. (tumbling down stairs) oh! oh! (bongos playing) never play bongos walking down the stairs. (knocking) surprise. what are you doing here? i'm here to help you get through this. you can't do it on your own, you need someone to take care of you. oh, i love you so much. oh, i love you. mrs. wolowitz: howard, your bath is getting cold! don't worry, once she falls asleep, i'll spoon you like an armadillo. he showed up in the middle of the night with his bongos. i foolishly thought it was some sort of musical booty call. poor guy. he must have been exhausted. sheldon like to sleep while leonard play the bongo! that was kind of uncalled for. no, it was called for. what's going on? all right, sheldon, this craziness has gone on long enough. please come home so i can cut your hair. penny, you're not trained. you're not licensed. most importantly, you don't have access to my haircut records. all right, honey, look, we've known each other for a long time now, right? i've t

. >> struggling to keep it together in the chaos of gotham city. >> then you have my permission to dieems that are too tough for mere mortals to superheroes are the greek gods of secular life. other worldly figures able to tackle the problems of this one, like the gods of mythology, they can be flawed. >> in fact, we need them to be flawed. >> we recently met with the known who scored the movie. he started with superman's theme. right? we have hope right there. that's the possibility of hope. ♪ >> how do you describe the many facets of one character with just two nights? -- notes? >> the superhero themselves have changed their tunes ever so slightly over the years. >> let the games begin. >> reporter: their response to the challenges we need them to tackle. >> it's a bird. >> it's a plane! >> it's superman! >> superman first arrived from the planet crypton and the gathering storm before world war ii in the cartoons of those early days, he fought nazis. >> i read somewhere that superman was originally jewish>> it's not quite that he's jewish, but you're close. >> the two men who created

egypt a year in chaos. they were ready to do anything for their country to me is to love the country more than yourself if you joined the military for any other reason that you're probably not to have a good day they were tools in the hands of the state now they live remembering the past which is impossible to get rid of. the war. but i'll ever good people to get hurt. but i've heard good people empty silent. a lot. but would prefer not to be sometimes i feel like. i should have died over there. because i. i saw some people who died. there is cheaper than therapy. on our. world. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. riots rage in egypt at least three people are killed as supporters and opponents of president morsi clashed with fear is growing of more violence still to come. whistleblowers limbo reports say n.s.a. leaker edward snowden won't be able to leave a moscow airport until he meets diplomats from south america. a fall from grace ret

. >> up next, you can call it a count down to the commuter chaos. the latest on the late-night talks meant to avoid a monday morning bart strike. also? >> i wanted to personally graduate. and i feel that i don't feel comfortable, still. >> a san jose university professor no longer teaching after an investigative unit report. coming up, the student at the heart of this story speaks out for the first time since learning the news. >>> the clock is ticking as a bart strike is looming. >> the bay area has been through this before and no one wants to see it again. nbc bay area cheryl herd is live. cheryl, any progress at all? >> reporter: not at all. both sides packed up and went home at 10:00 tonight. nothing happened at the bargaining table today which should be troubling for commuters if there will be a strike on monday. >> think about the humanity side. >> it was open mic at tonight's emergency board meeting. >> in less than two days, well're going to be on strike. now, my question is is that what you planned last fall? >> the possibility of a bart st

it's been hours of utter chaos since late afternoon when police first moved in. no real common ground or signs of it between protesters and the government. it's anyone's guess what tomorrow will bring. dawn is a couple hours from now. we'll continue to bring you the latest throughout the day. that does it for us. erin burnett and "outfront" starts now. >>> "outfront" next, breaking news. turkey erupting into violence. reporters struggling against tear gas just to tell the story. we'll take you there live for the latest. plus a hint from hillary, what some people believe is her first twitter post and the real meaning behind it. and the u.s. government building a case against mr. edward snowden. what charges might the nsa leaker face? let's go "outfront." hello, i'm ashleigh banfield. i am in for erin burnett. "outfront," breaking news off the bat. beginning with violence in a place better known for ancient ruins, cobalt seas, and american allies. turkey. it has exploded into fire and tear gas tonight. this is a green revolution of an entirely different sort. becau

egypt i year in chaos. the hospital and everything started to come back home. for some reason i just had to go. and when i walked in the restaurant there was a young girl there. and address asked the girl i said i need to know did they got there the soldier. commits suicide here and she goes well i can't say anything. just looked at her and i said the mother of this soldier and i wanted to thank you for what they did but he didn't. and she started crying. i'm so sorry i hope you and that they were in god can forgive me for. this but that was it. and he has sent that to me at five forty three on the sixth and they said it ten minutes after six is when is. he wanted to follow family traditions. and there's military pretty much all in all for the whole both sides of the family for the man. army and air force and he said he wanted something to challenge him and make him a man. after basic turn and was changed a lot i could tell that he really grew up the second tour is when he came back a mess he was having nightmares really bad he said he would see things and he w

one minute everything is fine and the next minute it was chaos. chaos. qfthere.e canes and walkers. somehow they managed out safely. the limo is only five years old and it's properly maintained and insured. he seems to think maybe an electrical unit malfunctioned. >>> walnut creek police say they did not find evidence of anything criminal but they have let the chp know. five women were killed on the san mateo bridge. following yesterday's close call elaine said she'll never, ever ride in a limo again. despite that close call, she and her friends said, hey, the party has to go on. they eventually carpooled to the party. >>> warning for some women -- we wanted to say what started out as a simple house fire in san francisco has now become a crime investigation there. fire crews say they found marijuana inside of a burning home earlier this morning. firefighters spent the morning on scene at the home on 35th avenue near golden gate park. firefighters say this one's too tough to get those flames because of all of that marijuana that was located in the rear of the hous

the bay area community can be thrown into chaos in a week. workers are not backing down from their demands. >>reporter: both bart and ac transit workers came together in oakland saturday afternoon and covered their respective colors with red t-shirts in an act of solidity. >> both are coming together. one without the other. >>reporter: in an event that was political, there was the under current that the two union locals could cause transportation havoc in the area. >> their local is atu. we have other unions here as well. we're coming together to show our unit for ooet each other's situation -- each other's situation. >>. >>reporter: they want to see them as a major stumbling block. >> if it would come to a red lock in the bay area and all of us including our members and including myself, we're all inconvenienced. please know that atu local 192 did everything possible to prevent this. >> what is good for the drivers is good for the riders. >>reporter: whether the riding public seems it that way. remains to be seen. >> some of the sticking poi

occupied us so we hate them like they lean here in iraq they killed in creating the conditions for chaos they are responsible for the whole tragedy because we were living in peace and they came to destroy our country and also brought all of us out of. my journey begins on the mountains of iraqi kurdistan. an army of two hundred thousand soldiers called peshmerga watch over this rather particular region of the country. was. my first stop is an l.b.o. the capital of iraqi kurdistan is the only region of iraq today that is seeing peace and an economic boom the miracle of be made possible by the discovery of oil . on kurdish territory. for a long time dominated by baghdad and saddam hussein kurdistan dreams of achieving autonomy. the first customer the first passenger on our trip is a member of the new kurdish parliament. but just you know in iraq we can say that oil has always been a curse. but today in kurdistan that's changing. foreign oil companies are coming here to work with. the revenues are finally being used for reconstruction whatever it's a huge difference for us as in saddam's ti

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but iraq i see today is a country on the brink of chaos torn between three groups kurds sunnis and shias. it is a country divided a stranger to peace that i'm about to cross a taxi ride to the heart of iraqi history. from the hole in the north of travel down through l b let some ammonia. tikrit volusia baghdad babylon. and i'll file a road map of the iraqi tragedy. serve obviously i'm delighted the americans have finally left iraq as much as we're rocky's a very happy not to see it or hear anymore enough was enough the americans occupied us so we hate them like they lean here in iraq they killed in creating the conditions for chaos they're responsible for the whole tragedy of them and of course we were living in peace and they came to destroy our country and also but all of us of. my journey begins on the mountains of iraqi kurdistan. an army of two hundred thousand soldiers called peshmerga watch over this rather particular region of the country. was. my first stop is an l.b.o. the capital of iraqi kurdistan is the only region of iraq today that is seeing peace and an economic boom the

egypt a year in chaos. this week saw a new milestone in my likeness between moscow and paris is the stern of russia's first mr hadley caltech area was launched in some pages the first part of a long awaited addition to the country's navy one that travel to france to be completed. was at the launch. you know. this is my first. try. to find the ground according to the deal signed two years ago this shipyard in st petersburg will play a vital role in the fabrication of vessels the section built here will soon had to france for completion before making the return journey to enter the service and russia's navy although there's no champagne available to celebrate here today because a bottle of it was just smashed on the new ship or rather on this section of a new ship it's still a big day for a big ship as law on the mistral class war ships have enough capacity to carry sixteen helicopters up to forty tanks or armored vehicles and around six hundred troops and a range of around forty thousand kilometers they will

inside the secure area it's organized chaos. lines are long as everybody is trying to get a new boarding pass. at one point gate ajints were keeping track with pens and paper. some folks just slept on the ground. three restaurant that is closed, actually reopened to provide people food and drinks. we talked to one traveler who decided to just come back tomorrow. >> it's not tend of the world. there's going to be other people that are going to be in a much more difficult situation and need to really be somewhere tomorrow, but for me i'm just going to take off and go home. >> and so we got late word from our man on the inside that they closed the doors to his plane. he is on a jet right now getting ready to take off to lax. total delay for him is two hours. some people are seeing delays as long as three, perhaps even four hours. a total of about a dozen flights are affected here. the southwest twitter feed is blowing up tonight. they blame it on a computer glitch that affected mostly west coast flights but got their nerds working

the median strip -- that'll be chaos for the police and drivers and the fire department. the response times are gonna be /heupbd /erdz. it just doesn't make sense. and like i said, it sounds like a good plan to you all right now, but in the moment i'm taking away all the parking and impeding traffic at peak times would just be silly. i'm sorry. i appreciate you for listening to me and giving me my time again. i appreciate it very much. please do not fund this project. you have to think about something else and do something better than what they're proposing. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> hello commissioners and/or supervisors. my name is larry. i've lived in the neighborhood for 51 years since i was /# years old. i'll be 59 tomorrow. i was formally on the board of directors of the north of panhandle neighborhood association and i think it's a fantastic organization. however, i live a block-and-a-half from masonic and i didn't finds out about this project until a week ago. i think it's a dangerous project. there's been no eir done for parking a

. >> this is the texas statehouse where chaos and confusion rained causing the raucous overnight. >> edward snowden remains if russia this morning and the reason president putin says the situation is >> covering cupertino and wine country and all bay area this is abc7 news. >> look at city hall with people lined up and everyone is awaiting the supreme court decision on proposition 8 the been on same-sex marriage in california and defense of marriage act the federal bill. there will be demonstrations here and cornell bernard is there with reports ahead. >> breaking news in massachusetts, new england patriots hernandez has been arrested. the star player was led from his home if handcuffs and put in a police cruisers in the last 30 minutes and an arrest war ran was issued for the 23-year-old in connection with a shooting death of a friend. sources tell abc7 news that a warrant for obstruction of justice charm was drawn after police discovered the security system at his home and cell phone were both destroyed. the district attorney has not released what charges hernandez is facing. >> a

back an army in a war americans don't want any part of, or do nothing and watch the chaos spread. richard engel, nbc news, syria. >>> we'll take another break, we're back in a moment with a critical piece of cargo that's gone missing here in new york. for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created... a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more.. low and no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know... exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks... with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories... america's beverage companies are delivering. >>> a close call for lebron james during yesterday's victory parade for the nba champions miami heat. he almost lost his head in the excitement, as in how tight it got when the double decker carrying the team got way too close to a couple of bridge overpasses along the way. >>> the chicago blackhawks won the stanley cup for the second time in four seasons. thrilling finish. they were behind

don't see iran voluntarily relinquishing its w m d programs what needs to happen in libya for the chaos and the rather depressing picture you've painted to be turned around i would say that the first should be the significant injection of of foreign money of capital financial capital toward libya in order to help the government to establish a in army. police there is no army and police in libya now with this should be established because this is the only chance to combat and can from the album militias. to erode their power and yet professor we started the interview with you saying that the problem in libya today is because of the foreign intervention so why would you be promoting so the foreign involvement in the country i do not say that the problems are due to the foreign military intervention i think that. this intervention apparently helped it took celebrate various negative. developments that may be would have happened in any way we don't know but i would say that the west and not only the west also all the foreign countries and companies. which perhaps feel some responsibility al

stuart: i see chaos coming as obamacare is implemented in october and january next year.the democrats going into the 2014 election. that chaos could create a political backlash against obamacare which adds to your thrust to get to defund the irs. >> the problem i have with that strategy and there are some republicans who are thinking that way, saying let there be chaos, let there be a a disruption of america, let there be a calamity, let the public be out rage, then we will do something. is the responsibility of the congress to do something now. they had two long years to do something about this, time to stop defunding this monstrosity now. stuart: if you defund the irs then you have stopped obamacare in its tracks and that will be chaos. what will you put in place of its? >> you can come up with some kind of real affordable common-sense health care plan that starts first and foremost with the promise that was broken by this administration when it said you could keep your existing plan. that was a lie, they violated that from the get go. if you go back and have a program

>> absolutely chaos. we have got multiple crashes, on i-40 west of oklahoma city from el reno all the way across the oklahoma city metro area as the storm tracks. basically along i-40, touched down several locations. we have power lines down across i-40, overturned semis, crashes, just multiple. too many to count at this point. that's from el reno all the way to tinker, which is east of oklahoma city, and now the storms are tracking south along i-35, so south of oklahoma city through moore and we're shutting traffic down that's coming into the metro from the south side. we're stopping it all the way south of pursell which is south of oklahoma city. we have got just a nightmare situation going on right now. >> in terms of advice to people who are in cars, it seems to be a crucial question right now, because there are so many people on these interstates right in the middle of all this. what is the best thing they can do? >> the best thing for them to do is exit the interstate whether it's i-40, i-240, i-35,