roadways. it's also one of the reasons that you've seen people racing to the grocery store to stock up on everything they need so they can hunker down for the next few days. >> very smart. not the first time everyone's been hunkering down this winter. it's been a tough one. thanks so much, ed, we'll talk to you soon. t.j.? kate, it's been one of the biggest questions. suppose president mubarak leaves? who fills that void in egypt? who becomes the new leader in egypt? this is a band political movement there that president mubarak has called extremists. let's turn to our terrorism analyst who sat down with top leaders of the brotherhood. he joins us now. paul, thank you for being here. not calling them a terrorist group, but would you call them anti-american? this muslim brotherhood? >> well, they're certainly not a terrorist group. they abandon violence in egypt, political violence in egypt 30