evacuate today, this afternoon. so that was good. well, it doesn t look like obviously, the complete danger is behind you because the yellowstone superintendent is warning tonight there will be another high water event in if upcoming days. what have you been hearing from officials in your town? are they preparing? they are preparing, but i haven t heard that we need to be that concerned again. we haven t received any sort of evacuation order. and the river, it looks like it s at least five feet lower than it was yesterday at this time. so we re not too worried right now. we haven t gotten as much rain as we had in the previous days. it rained straight three, four days in a row. and it was really the rain within yellowstone and the mountains that came down the river. the yellowstone river runs south to north. so it actually starts in the yellowstone lake, and then it picks up north here. but this is all coming from the mountains and the lake in yellowstone and it flows north to li
altitude. warships from both countries now searching for the crew, which would be a two-man crew, if indeed the missing plane is an f-4. turkey also flies f-16s, most of which carry a single pilot. the prime minister tonight meeting with cabinet members. the prime minister s office saying turkey would respond devicisively once all the facts are established. this is, as you d imagine, a very fast-moving story. ivan watson is following it tonight for us from istanbul. barbara starr at the pentagon. also with us, the senior fellow at stanford university hoover division. fran townsend as well. who presided over many tense moments as homeland security adviser to president george w. bush. you say there s little doubt syrians knew this was a turkish plane? absolutely. i think this is a message being sent by the bashara scream to turkey. turkey s four times larger. turkey s a nato member. turkey has stepped into the weariven the ement if you will. my now tou mediation of the turks.