The latest news from around the world with host Fredricka Whitfield. Nicu, there were six of them, we air lifted them out a couple of nights ago as a precaution. It takes three to four hours to get a baby ready to go and be transported, so thats why just decided to err on the side of safety and have them air lifted from redding to the sacramento area, which is about 150 miles or so. We did prepare highrisk patients in the event that we wanted to. You know, because youve got logistics there with wheelchairs, gurneys, that kind of thing, that did not happen, though. Right now, there are no plans to evacuate anyone else at all. Were just happy that the babies are safe, away from the fire with their families with them. So what you say there are no plans to evacuate. You just kind of described the volatility of the conditions there and how unpredictable it might be. Do you kind of have that plan b in place if it comes to the point where everyone must go . Oh, absolutely. We have had a Comma