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>> reporter: they try to find a way out. one nurse asking the deputy, is anyone coming? >> are they coming for us? >> come on. >> watch out, watch out. >> reporter: you can see the nurses wearing their surgical masks. suddenly, they spot a bulldozer coming toward them. officer parmley uses his flashlight to try to flag it down. the bulldozer stops, half of them get in, the others follow right behind. >> can we get in? >> yeah, come on. >> reporter: they had discovered a way out. deputy parmley making sure everyone was safe before climbing in himself, shutting the door, driving out. they all su...

To evacuate. what about those who have not been told or not under mandatory evacuation orders? is it any way possible they could leave the state by driving out, or is it too late for that? >> certainly not too late at this point. the conditions right now are kind of okay. again, getting towards midnight tonight into the morning, the winds should pick up and the rain should come and it's going to be just too dangerous to travel. so, of course, people didn't evacuate, we're asking to find a safe place in the house to hunker down until the storm passes. but the storm surge is the biggest concern ...

That is food for thought. driving out dana perino, are former white house secretary. cohost of the five. >> that is a scary stop, but who wants to mess with the spy gimmick who wants to mess with the fivei why would donald trump be picking a fight with them, but it is not men and women assets, boots on the ground. there are some political people at the organization who might be saying things with which donald trump could take a legitimate issue here. >> the intelligence community is going to brief the president and on the president-elect and then some sorthe of document becomes public to us. t...

In egypt. president mohammed morsi is ousted and the military takes over in a striking fall from grace, the man who was egypt's first democratically elected president is now under house arrest one year after his election. nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel reports from cairo where celebrations raged on into the night. >> reporter: it's the cry of millions of egyptians, an outpouring of joy and relief that a weight has been lifted from their shoulders. the end of an experiment in political islam gone wrong. >> i'm crying because i'm so happy. so happy we get rid of them. >> we are ...