PEREIRA: Seemingly into end in sight to that occupation of a federal wildlife refuge in Oregon. The takeover is being led by the son of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy. Perhaps best know him for that armed standoff with federal agents back in 2014. Schools have been shut down for the week in the remote area of eastern Oregon that is now thrust into the national spotlight. Sara Sidner is live in Burns, Oregon with the latest on this tense, tense situation -- Sara.</s>SARA SIDNER, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, we're about 30 miles from Burns. This is way out in the wilderness, really, on the refuge. And basically, what this is all about is land rights, that this family has had run-ins with the federal government. They feel like the federal government has overstepped its bounds, and they've been in a long-standing fight with the government over land. They say that this land really should belong to the ranchers and the farmers, not the federal government itself. The federal government doesn't have the right to hold onto so much land. Let me let you listen to Ammon Bundy, who has spoken several times, especially several times with the camera just right at him, from a friend who's taken some pictures of him.</s>AMMON BUNDY, SON OF CLIVEN BUNDY: We had a county...
No End in Sight to Armed Occupation in Oregon.