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They just came and got you. >> it flooded to the second floor, it took -- this morning, probably 6:00 a.m. the hotel lobby started filling up, they brought all the kitchen stuff up to the second level, and that was about it. >> are they trying to get people to upper floors? >> yeah, upper floors, there's no power, there's fumes in there because of the diesel from one of the generators. the fumes from the diesel is fuming up. >> is there anyone injured? >> no one's injured people are just, come get us. >> the hotel staff is calming people down, they gave us as much water as they could, they're ...

Legally, although one overstayed his welcome. i want to show you the alleged ring leader of this group. this man. arbur hababa. we learned he ran kiosks at malls along the east coast. repaired kitchen stuff, sold cell phones and in his spare time the fbi says he organized and financed an operation to commit terror acts. we note alleged ring leader attended college for awhile and worked with two younger men. their alleged plans included assassinating president obama, hijacking a plane. the 19-year-old who was arrested at jfk airport yesterday apparently hit a travel snag along the way as he tri...

And usually people don't see this, but this is your life, you work these tunnels? >> yes. >> there is a rabbit hole of tunnels around here. you can walk from the basement of the hart building through the russell office building, through the capitol where the kitchens are and to the house side of the capitol, cut through the house and wind up on the furthest point. to the rayburn office building. that is almost three quarters of a mile. >> this is some of the behind scenes, the kitchen stuff. >> this is a major area of access between the house and the senate, cutting through the meat lockers. >...

Kitchen stuff and it kicks off today, here's in illinois, and also in florida and texas, jon. jon: so it sounds like a great deal for customers. i imagine the businesses are pretty happy about it as well. >> reporter: right. well, as you know, many, many businesses across america are still being really affected by the recession, and so they're all reap hopeful this program is going to bring people into their stores, which is good, as long as the money las. they already had this program in arizona and iowa, and there was so much interest in it that the money only lasted for a few hours. so if y...