nursing homes and hospitals, have been phenomenally cooperative. it has gone so smoothly. they all deserve a lot of credit. hopefully this will have been for naught, but we cannot take risks, particularly with the most vulnerable. we wanted to do those first, and that s basically been accomplished. we do not incidentally recommend that anybody wait forz a bus to evacua evacuate. the best thing to do is to use your own or public transportation to get yourself to a shelter, and that means you ve got to do that right now. 2 1/2 hours left for mass transit. city employees, if you volunteered to help serve in the shelters today, we need you to report to your sites now. it is going to be very difficult to get to or from these sites, and when with people show up really will make a difference. to those city ployees who volunteered, thank you so much for doing so, but we need you to start making that trip. bring some stuff with you if you have to stay for a while, but you really are g
concentrated on finding survivors and getting to everybody that they can. this just happened less than 24 hours ago, so somebody is trapped, they re using high tech devices, they ve got cameras on scopes, they ve got sound equipment that can pick up noise. they re going to do everything in their power to find everybody. and there s been a tremendous amount of support, both from that region and away the state, and then in arkansas and oklahoma, where we have some great search and rescue teams that are on the scene that, as i said, they worked through the night. jon: is this a case in which people were simply caught by surprise or was it just the fury of this storm and the tremendous damage that it caused, that caused so many deaths? this is an extremely violent spring, as we know what happened in some states to the east of us, just within the last month.
bus. well, the bus itself, i mean, this was designed to be a kind of caravan of dreams. they had in the refrigerator, which was on the bus, a pitcher of orange juice laced with lsd, all sorts of sound equipment so they could blast music to people as they went by and also cameras and recording equipment. you know, one of the things they wanted to do is there was a sense by ken casey that particularly after the kennedy assassination and red scare that fear was abroad in the land. their idea was to tootle through towns and out of the bomb shelters to have fun. alex gibney joining us from sundance in utah. thank you very much. it s 22:00 on the east. from all indications a blast that rocked moscow s busiest airport today was not just deliberate but designed to make