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walsh. >> reporter: carol, behind me we've seen bizarre scenes for the last hour or so. significantly larger numbers of riot police now moving in to flank this demonstration and i've also seen police with shields run forward and men in their midst throw molotov cocktails. the tension as dusk approaches escalating. certainly we went down in the ground earlier today to talk to people about why they were there. it's been nearly a decade-long struggle here between ukraine turning east to russia or west to europe. this is where it stood after its most violent day, stalemate. police closing in but looking tired, even with fewer protesters here the morning after still moving in. after all those hours of violence and casualties, they have been pushed back to a small area on the square but still this violence standoff persists. the question being is there any kind of negotiation that can bring an end to these scenes. the united states seemed to hold the president more responsible. >> force will not resolve the crisis to restore peace and stability and we urge the president to de-

anything walsh, live in sochi. >> reporter: carol, we drove into the hills of dagestan to where the suicidetion last year came from and we spoke to some women there and they had been told by local police that they weren't allowed to leave the town until the olympics were over. i spoke to six of them in total who said there were many more. there was one thing that reunited these women. they have lost two slashes with russian special forces, a husband or a brother who was himself a militant. they were open that the police are concerned they may go off and blow themselves off here. they denied any intention and complained about the impediment of their civil liberties. i went to a second town where i saw a number of strict muslim men police often accuse them of radicalism. they gave me a list of 64 people been told by police to sign a declaration they wouldn't leave the area where they live until the olympics were over. it does seem to suggest they are deeply concerned about the movements of a number of people even though i should point out both people say they represent no threat. >> americans

. >> nick walsh is live with more in sochi. hi nick. >> reporter: carols not this is a threat to the homeland but specifically pointed towards sochi here. threats serious enough president barack obama is kept informed of them. it's a flight from europe to russia and on to sochi. russians play have had an inkling earlier because they seemed to try to ban all carry-on luggage. this may be because of past ten years ago two suicide bombers took out two planes almost simultaneously over russia and perhaps hid the ex employees is in makeup. the question is what that's going to do to the atmosphere behind me, due to start in 24 hour, the opening ceremony. and what may happen outside the ring of steel here. we know the efforts being put into keep athletes safe. the question is, what's going to happen across southern russia where there's been insurgeon say ten years. >> reporting live from sochi, let's talk more about what nick walsh reported. terror warnings rumbling through airports, rattling nerves in washington. we talked to two news makers with the different

let's head to kiev and nick paton walsh so we can find out more about the deal. good morning. >> reporter: carold from opposition leaders from german foreign ministry and ukranian president that they have signed this deal. most importantly, we know what's in the deal now. it is a complex timetable ahead to diffuse this crisis. 24 hours ago, had dozens of people shot dead to my left here, seemingly by ukranian police. it says within two days, sunday 4:00, they will have implemented a new law and put within that law changes to the constitution effectively that weaken the powers of the presidency back to where it was about ten years ago. within 12 days from now, should be a national unity government. not clear who is in that, a lot of opposition members want to see key police chiefs and prosecutors lose their jobs. the key issue is a process of constitution reform that has to win by september. most importantly, presidential elections don't have to happen until december 2012. a lot of protesters behind me want to see viktor yanukovych go. they think he has blood on his hands from the past days. must