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Apparently is not working. tanks, cars, demonstrators are still out in an uneasy truce, in some cases, together. and the demonstrators continue to try and call for the ouster of president mubarak. meanwhile, in our country the speakers of the house, john boehner sat down with chris wallace on fox news sunday. and it is his first sunday show interview since he was elected speaker of the house, and, he had this to say about the continuing crisis in egypt. >> i think the administration, our administration so far has handled this tense situation pretty well. clearly, reforms need to occur in egypt...

Strong city of cairo was being buzzed by two air force f-16s, doing formations, we all remember, should remember, mubarak used to be the commander of the egyptian air force. back to you. >> eric: greg palkot with the latest and we'll get back to you, as anything else develops, thank you. >> jamie: the obama administration's walking a very fine line on the situation in egypt. monitoring it, but not taking any sides. here's a photo of president obama getting a briefing. he has been focusing on opposing violence and calling for restraint. and the state department calling for a voluntary evacuatio...

Correctly. >> chris: is it his sense? >> eric: yes. >> chris: yes, look, there is a limit to what the u.s. can do. but i think his feeling is, that while the administration may have been a little slow off the mark, hillary clinton on tuesday saying the government is stable, and looking to respond to the ledge jgitimate needs of the egn people -- look, everybody here in washington understands it is a very delicate situation. on the one hand you don't want to -- you want to be on the side of the protesters, after all they are calling for democracy and values that we very much support. on the oth...

Several occasions directly confronted president mubarak on it. >> reporter: the nature of the confrontations is not clear but we know the two presidents, of course, did speak on friday. >> jamie: the white house made a big deal out of the fact it was president obama's idea to call and make the statement afterwards and what about now? will they take further action? will they be in touch with mubarak again? what are you hearing? >> reporter: it would seem to make sense they would, at some point. but, again it really is a delicate balance and the administration is -- the administration is trying ...

We saw, the news and i thought... big problem. >> jamie: doug luzader joins us live in washington. and you have been following a lot of the reaction of americans there and egyptians trying to get out of the country. >> reporter: it is a question of finding a way out. according to the state department they've arranged for at least two charter flights tomorrow, at the u.s. embassy staff and their families out, if they want to leave. but, already, tourists are lining up at cairo's airport where a number of flights have been cancelled or delayed. and there is a travel warning issued telling americ...