phone, were taken, and that the soldiers. destroyed the cell phone on the pavement, right in front of him. so not only have these people been forced to leave with what meager belongings they can gather sbeinto a suitcase or ina duffel bag and stream across the border, not only that, but they don't even have means of communication to tell their loved ones back home in egypt that they've made it out okay. and we've seen some embassies coming in, the koreans, the chinese, the turks to try to help their foreign contractors, who are working, perhaps, on oil installations there, perhaps on construction sites, working on building trains, railroads in libya. they've come in to try to help out. we've seen bus loads of bangladeshis brought out, other contract workers, but really the biggest crisis right now is facing these hordes of egyptians who number in the hundreds of thousands in libya. we don't know what's happening right on the other side of the