remaining pipeline protesters in north dakota have to evacuate the site so that construction of the pipeline can proceed. north dakota's governor signed the evacuation order and they have to leave by today. protesters have been there for months, they say the pipeline puts their drinking water supply at risk if there's a possible spill. our sara sidner has been following the story from the beginning, you've been there for months on end reporting this out. what happens today at 2:00 if they don't leave? >> reporter: the evacuation order stands. we have noticed a large contingent of law enforcement that is prepared. there are quite a few campers there who have told us just yesterday, before this evacuation, that they planning to stay, but stay prayerfully and peacefully but they were not necessarily just going to the walk out. there is a representative from
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