they were the maya. the similar layout of the maya cities, the style of architecture and sculpture, and the shared writing system led early archaeologists to assume the maya had formed a great empire like that of the aztecs. but that assumption soon evaporated as later archaeologists began uncovering details of maya political systems. one city that has received extensive attention is copan, located on the western edge of honduras. it was once believed the maya were led by astronomer-priests who divided their time between ritual and plotting the stars. the 16 figures around this altar were thought to represent astronomers from various cities in the maya realm. it was believed that they were here in copan to adjust errors in the maya calendar. but once scholars began translating maya writing, they soon discovered the monument was erected by the 16th king of copan. it had nothing to do with the stars. archaeologist william fash. the point of this monument is to show that the 16th ruler derives his right to

well, the maya calendar is one of the most complicated aspects about maya civilization. there actually are several kinds of calendars. there are ones that are a cycle of 260 days, there's a cycle of 365 days, which is like a year. and then there is this grand calendar of infinite time-- it's a linear system. we see that the calendar is a reflection of their cosmology. it's the world order, very much like any calendar system. it's anchored in the stars. it's anchored in the planets. but for the maya it's beyond that. it's really a reflection of the way they structured the order of the universe. (narrator) a new vision of the maya began to emerge. (david stuart) scholars got from this, this idea that the maya were obsessed with time and that's really all they wanted to record. but they weren't just recording time, of course, they were using it to express all of these other things. they wanted to anchor their history, their kings and their wars and records of these things in cosmology. so this image of the stargazing maya, the priest astronomers obsessed with time, this is

this is a young maya woman.w she's of high rank because she has the artifical deformation of the skull. notice how it's flattened here in the front and in the back. her head was deliberately bound, probably by her parents, to give her this kind of a profile. besides the head flattening, though, she also has the nice dental mutilation -- this very nice elaborate kind of cross pattern -- done to her to, also, indicate her high rank. now, the importance of this skull is not so much the evidence of high rank but the evidence, instead, of stress. here on the back, i have the remains of what was iron deficiency anemia. the bone becomes very porous and spongy as the body reacts to the malnutrition in the diet. now, she was lucky. it healed. i have several skeletons at copan, however, that did not survive the episode. and here you can see the sponginess and porosity of the active lesion of the anemia. this individual, unfortunately, died before it could heal. keach: anemia can be seen in over 80% of storey's skeletons,

and how were the maya governed before the kings ? to answer such questions, archaeologists discuss their ideas of political change. which says, here's the resolution, but you've got no enforcement. who's the arbitrator ? the arbitrator is the chief. keach: everyone in this group is guided by the same basic model of political evolution. it says that as a society evolves, fewer and fewer people control the wealth, and the rest provide the labor. as distinct classes emerge, rulers centralize political power. political organization changes as populations grow. small bands and tribes evolve into chiefdoms, and finally into states. some states, like ancient rome, become huge empires. these archaeologists want to find out just how far political evolution proceeded in copan. and they want to know why it stopped. to discover the roots of that evolution, two archaeologists begin a journey in search of the very first copan residents. rebecca storey is a physical anthropologist -- an expert on human skeletons. storey is joined by archaeologist d

>> a comida maya. >> este estados unidrestaurante mejores lugar para comer comida maya. >> pamela y bÁrbarala razÓn por la cual me fui, porque querÍa despedirme de un buen amigo. >> con esta risa saben de quien hablo. >> mula gustÓ mucho el reportaje, ya eres famoso en estados unidos. >> gracias, sobre todo gracias a ti que viniste a verme y gracias por regresar otra vez acÁ para regresar una vez mÁs. >> lo pasamos padrÍsimo. >> excelente. >> unas palabras ahÍ en maya.... >> te voy a decir una no dominicano.... (risas) >> ¿quÉ le habrÁ dicho? >> bueno, muchas gracias, por acompaÑarnos serÁ hasta la prÓxima . >> causó una verdadera pesadilla vial y lo peoresta por venir. >> se resportan dos casos más de sarampión, las autoridades emiten un llamado de atención. >> tenemos detalles de una investigación independiente. >> la madre de joaquín el "chapo" guzmán abrió las puertas de su casa para hablar con univisión. >> es hora del noticiero en español más premiado en el área de la bahía. >> gracias por acompañarnos. >> conversamos con el departamento de bomberos que dice que podrían quedar atascad

>> aquÍ comprobamos que a los mayas que les gusta comer bien. cuÁn rico es el arte culinario? hay tiempo para el aburrimiento. >> esto marca pamela silva conde. ni la lluvia nos detuvo. les gusta? >> nos encanta y la gente nos reconoce! >> tony! >> chicas, me tengo que ir. tengo un compromiso muy importante. quÉ bien regresÓ el dÍa. perdonen que las deje solas pero es un lugar muy seguro querÍa despedirme de un amigo, el famoso mula, costÓ mucho el reportaje ya es famoso en estados unidos. >> gracias a ti ti por regresar otra vez, estuvimos en la lancha en el catamarÁn. >> unas palabras en maya. >> yo que voy a decir unas en dominicano. (risas) >> quÉ le habrÁ dicho! gracias por acompaÑarnos! que tengan buen fin de semana.as ta. ♪ >> hola quÉ tal? es viernes 28 de febrero de 2014 estos son los titulares la madre de el chapo guzmÁn la seÑora consuelo loera le envÍa un mensaje. despuÉs de una sequÍa histÓrica california se ve afectada por torrenciales aguaceros, son tan intensos que las autoridades comienzan a sentir temor. la estrategia de los premios oscar fue inspirada en un

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maya is 12 years old. [ dolphin clicking ] >> just like a puppy waiting to be petted, maya stretched out so i could run my hand along her back and her tail, or fluke. >> what do you think she feels like? >> like a dolphin, i guess. >> like a dolphin. yeah. sometimes people describe it as like a hard-boiled egg, like when the shell is taken off. >> seems maya didn't like that comparison. >> all right, scott, are you ready to ask her for some behaviors? >> yes. >> [ laughs ] all right, so we're gonna ask her to applaud. so what i want you to do is put both hands straight up and just wave to her really big. good job. very nice. all right. all right, now we're gonna ask her to do some vocalizations on cue, so what i want you to do is put your hand like a fist and just show it to her right in front of her face, just like that. [ dolphin squeaks ] let's try again. [ dolphin squawks ] [ laughs ] good job. very nice. now we're gonna go ahead and ask her to twirl around in a circle for us, okay. so what i want you to do is actually stand up with me. and just twirl around in a circle, and you

this is little 2-1/2-year-old maya, this video was sent to us by mom and dad. >> i am taking a picturef you being naughty because that is not brushing your teeth. >> little maya was sent upstairs to brush her teeth before bed. mom comes in and maya instead of brushing her teeth is just standing there washing her hair. >> no, not cheese. momma is not happy. >> but she's washing her hair with sand soap. >> well, she's cleaning up before bed. >> she's confused. >> do you think it was a good idea? >> yes. >> that's our show. we'll see you next time, everybody. >> do your emotions trigger you to eat with no control. think about nd food. i'm a food craver. >> the test to find out if you food adistrict. a three-point plan to break your fat habit. plus can you heal yourself from cancer? remarkable.ission is >> the incredible breakthrough up defies medicine negligence on dr. oz. r. oz: if you struggle with weight you need to ask this request. o your emotions trigger you to eat without control? o you soothe sadness with carbohydrates, mindlesslea

this is little 2-1/2-year-old maya, this video was sent to us by mom and dad. >> i am taking a picturef you being naughty because that is not brushing your teeth. >> little maya was sent upstairs to brush her teeth before bed. mom comes in and maya instead of brushing her teeth is just standing there washing her hair. >> no, not cheese. momma is not happy. >> but she's washing her hair with sand soap. >> well, she's cleaning up before bed. >> she's confused. >> do you think it was a good idea? >> yes. >> that's our show. we'll see you next time, everybody. here, like this. and then cover the papi. announcer: the moment babies are born, their brains are forming the connections that determine how they learn...think...and grow. in the sky. [ babbles ] talk and read to your children from day one. this is tomato soup. announcer: their brains are actually developing with your every word. it's free, easy, and something you can do anytime. talk. read. sing. your words have the power to shape their world. learn more at first5california.com/parents >>> live from new york city, it's wendy william

luis maya es de esa generacin y dice que favorece polticas que le den ms derechos a todos.segn el pew- apoya una reforma migratoria con camino a la ciudadana. . y cuando se trata de la economa dicen que los jvenes de hoy tienen ms dificultades de las que tuvieron sus padres. s/ luis maya, "millenial" "con lo que tenían ellos podrían vivir y hacer lo que querían sin tener esa presión de 'tengo que pagar la renta y esas cosas". aunque la economia es un tema que les preocupa aseguran estar optimistas de que mejores das estn por llegar. ### cesar --un agente con la policia cesar --un agente con la policia de los angeles murio y otro resulto gravemente herido despues que su patrulla fuera impactada por un camion de carga esta maÑana. vo --el departamento de policia seÑalo que el accidente ocurrio en un area residencial de beverly hills. --ambos oficiales estaban trabajando en la division de hollywood y los reportes iniciales, indicaban que el conductor del trailer habria perdido el control cuando sucedio el choque mortal. vo - blanca ---los 2 hombres que se declararon "culpables

that is the scupltural form that gives expression to maya's project. if you think about a cone or a bull horn, they are used to get the attention of the crowd, often to communicate an important message. this project has a very important message and it is about our earth and what we are losing and what we are missing and what we don't even know is gone. >> so, what is missing is starting with an idea of loss, but in a funny way the shape of this cone is, whether you want to call it like the r.c.a. victor dog, it is listen to the earth and what if we could create a portal that could look at the past, the present and the future? >> you can change what is then missing by changing the software, by changing what is projected and missing. so, missing isn't a static installation. it is an installation that is going to grow and change over time. and she has worked to bring all of this information together from laboratory after laboratory including, fortunately, our great fwroup of researche e-- g researchers at the california academy. >> this couldn't have been

joining us from caracas is margarita lopez maya, a venezuelan historian and political analyst.s a professor with the center for development studies at the central university of venezuela. and in berkeley, roberto lovato is a writer with new american media who recently returned from reporting in caracas. his latest piece for al jazeera is, "venezuela's opposition is united against maduro, but internally divided." welcome both of you to democracy now! let's begin with roberto, just .oming back from venezuela >> i found a people's movement that is pretty much act -- absent. you do not hear voices, and you do not see the voices, you do not feel them because your media is not telling you about what is happening to the poor. i went and i interviewed people areas,erent protest including one of the wealthiest areas in all of latin america, and in all of my years at withting and engaging revolutionary and oppositional movements, i have never seen a nikest movement, so many tennis shoes, fashion jeans, and dogs whose collars cost more salary.eek's you have a venezuelan writer that is dee

that will help us on the problem that maya identified. >> jared and maya, thank you both this hour.have about 24 hours to go until that event tomorrow. in the meantime, adobe out with earnings much earlier than expected. it was supposed to be after the bell, jon fortt. what happened? >> that appears to be the case. these are numbers from a data sheet that appears to have posted to the site early. revenues are coming in at $1 billion. earnings per share nongap at 30 cents versus 25 cents expected. and creative clouds subscriptions according to this data sheet in at 1.84 million subscribers. that is a jump of around 400,000 over last quarter. that pretty much equals the strongest jump that adobe had seen to date in creative cloud subscriptions. adobe is transitioning from a more traditional software model to a subscription cloud model. that can put a damper on revenue but it's really good for evening out revenue growth, potential, and stability in the longer term and they seem to have beat on the top line and had a strong quarter for creative cloud subscriptions which is goiod across

. >> that's what maya garcia says crossing the tracks where near a 2-year-old boy was struck and killed in 2005. she's not the on one that feels that way. these people clearly thought nothing would happen to them either, as they ducked barriers and crossed in front of a train. look again, that last person barely makes it i cross. cal tran posted this video. this year, three people have been killed on caltrain tracks but attempting to cross any time wrong, can be deadly. she was trying to retrieve her cell phone and couldn't escape the draft. in january, another train, danica garcia was crossing in front of her high school. these people at the redwood city station may have thought the train can stop or not realize at 79 miles an hour a bullet train can cover the length of a football field. despite the dangers, crossing illegally can be tempting. it takes 133 steps to cross, it takes double that to take the stairs up to the pedestrian cross way for someone pushing a stroller and taking the ramp, it's nearly triple. maya garcia says she is always takes the time to cross safely with her bab

policías federales y fueron dispersados con gases lacrimógenos y gases, los manifestates derribaron las mayas que la migrtación de menores de edad que sale de centroamérica hacia estados unidos es cada vez mucho mayor, muchos adolescentes son abandonados a su suerte por los traficantes de personas ,alejandro roldán tiene las reacciones . >>> en su intento por llegar a estados unidos cada vez son más menores de edad que intentan cruzar las fronteras a pesar del peligroso pasar por méxico . >>> estaba dando entrevistas y deben estar violando una muchacha o secuestrando alguien. >>> reportaron que fueron interceptados en veracruz 1825 inmigrantes, 370 son menores de edad y de los cuhales 163 fueron abandonados a su suerte por traficantes. >>> es una industria criminal en mano de las organizaciones criminales. >>> especialista migratorio dice que las organizaciones de las naciones unidas pide que no se deporte a los menores de edad, ya que es regresarlos a una situación de vulnerabildiad. >>> esa deportación de los niñosi rompe sus derechos . >>> la mayoría de los menores de edad llegan procedent

for one, that her name is "maya," no longer going by maria. what did she tell you about her background, her life? >> she said that she was a medical student. she said her mother was a doctor in prague. >> reporter: how much of that was true? >> very little of it. >> but you had no idea that you were married to a mystery woman? >> correct. >> reporter: and just like bob before him, now larry and maria are expecting a baby. and soon another nasty break up too. >> she was very much about material things, and she had to have the best stoller. >> reporter: maria leaves him, and larry is crushed. but you were having a hard time with the break up? >> oh for sure. it was -- it took a toll on me. >> reporter: he says maria tells him sasha might not even be his son the break up he admits leads to a mental breakdown. larry so heart sick reaches out to an unlikely ally, the first husband, bob, who has heard it all before. >> it was like, having a mentor in the situation. >> and i said, you don't understand, you are at war. >> she made some serious allegat

he said first russia must pull troops back to their bases in cry maya, agree to international monitors in ukraine and engage in dialogue with the ukrainian government. george w benitez. there was supposed to be stop-gap measures put in place to make sure that just this kind of thing did not happen. and here we are. what went wrong? >> well, one of the things that was created after the fall of the cold war was to provide humanitarian and elec electoral observers but they were met by gunfire at the border. >> they're toothless, weak, not backed by the world. >> i think it's the lateral. it's not backed by the burled, and it's not empowered to do its job. but we have two dangerous factors at play. we have a great power in europe that is willing to use military forces to change borders. we have not had that since the end of the soviet union, and two, this dangerous, cues that individual individual is using, that he's going in to protect ethnic russians. well, there are many countries that have ethnic russians in them, and that could be a dangerous component. >> how could this fail so spect

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individuals within ukraine and within crimea including people who purport to be the new leaders of cry maya, apart from ukrainian government. obviously the president saying again this is not something that they're going to be recognizing, the united states and it's international partners. the armed sector, those individuals involved in the armed sector are targeted by the sanctions, and they did name names, seven individuals in total including those who provide material support for what vladimir putin and the russian government are doing in crimea. the president time and time again voting vice president bide someone heading to the pol baltc states, poland, those nations known to be very sensitive and even nervous having a lot of anxiety about the events in ukraine as well. the president will be heading another previously scheduled trip to an e.u. summit in brussels, and did he talk about the fact that the e.u. imposed sanctions of its own over the course of the last currently of days on 11 individuals within russia. the conversations continue. the president spoke again with vladimir putin w

have 4 destinations in mexico that make our top 10 list for spring break this yearcancun, riviera maya, puerta vallarta, and playa del carmen. although they also have some of the most expensive airfare pricesupwards of $600 on average per flight. >>wow. so how do we get a great deal? >>there is still opportunity out there to get a great deal. the good news is for families a lot of the spring break this year is a little later like early april through mid-april. booking a package and combining your airfare and hotel and also look for promo codes. they are out there without blackout dates in many cases. orbitz has oneit's called outta here, like get me outta here which will save you 15% on hotels. those small things can really help people save this year as well as being flexible with your travel dates. >>thank you so much jeanenne and we're gonna get out of here for just a minute but you enjoy that warm weather. >>thanks angie. still to come: as the market rally closes in on an anniversary...is a buzz kill waiting in the wings? plus... meet the team that give precious works of art, a seco

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continued on saturday but un secretary general but came in and german form of a supply of fish by maya held talks in ukrainian capital kiev. his statements time i condemned russia's annexation of crimea and accused moscow of attempting to split europe apart. he has since traveled on to the eastern city of donetsk and a team of international monitors is also been dispatched to ukraine building keeping a close eye on the tense situation in eastern parts of the country. but then not being allowed into crimea the german foreign minister met briefly with un secretary general ban ki moon on the streets of kiev. those held talks with ukrainian league is. i'm still hunting the diplomatic progress up to russia's annexation of the crimea. as a news conference with ukrainian prime minister on sydney gets a new shine man condemned russia's actions of the teenager now. they are kinda stuff involved. you can divide the monks being written into the effects of the ground and not consistent with international law the danger of a new division of europe and with a well received in the last decade that is

maya surrounded by nintendo is competing at its highest ranking this time that's because he finished with an impressive record of eleven wins and four losses in the new year's tournament but in this journey it's been pretty rough going for the twenty three year old we can see tht the arena for four days and do squats the time has slipped into the bin. what they like. he performed like a completely different man the entry hall with a us attack against those that keeps us on how to use his quickness of it. his first victory. i still can but lacks the scallop he must stand in his opening talks to become a real deal. all the key john peel cut could use another man who was in the limelight in osaka the mongolian is going to run a promotion to the sport's highest rank on the yoke was enough the condition of all countries to make it to you because things clear. but maybe not so simple. we knew that and kitchen. hello mongolia some of us to challenge him on thursday the eyeglasses and makes quick work of the malas the deal was not one of the ghost to forty one and keeps his promotion hopes a

in a hopeful he once again have to spend in the shadows of maya has to get the olympics where he won the silver medal. due to the technical nature of the piece to make its effect effective than expected and crossed over to secure his career best result in downhill. a result the left of the twenty nine year old four time winner of the world cup slalom title into the open standings. but when you appoint eleven seconds off the pace of the day norway's the excellence in ga was fit and playing to but the overall world cup needs and forty one points clear of austria's two time reigning world cup champion moscow had just busted out at perisher will compete in the super g on the state. james guys will try to karen told us claim the pair in eastleigh his yellow jersey on wednesday with a second place finish of stage four. for the race to some sort of obstacle to one point five km from it that the vote will make the declines with cap and towards the end of the stage and serious gaps in the film began to appear above the place finalists and fourteen km from the finish white told him to select t

here's maya the dog. fell off a cliff 200 feet. >> poor thing. >> wow. >> 200 miles north of rodeo beach. a lot of people turning out to see how it would work out and crews found her wedged between some rock. worried how she survived that fall. obviously she d.look at all that effort to get that dog back up are and she was transferred to a humane society. >> i hope she's going to be all right. >> she's alert and was looking up. >> wants that muzzle off and pretty quickly. >> let's check in with meteorologist anthony slaughter. you've got the microclimate forecast coming up for us, don't you? >> it's real over the next couple of days, really one climate. the rain and clouds will really keep things cool across every single location, and you can see right now the strong storm system approaching the california coastline this. thing is tightly rapid, and it's a deep area of low pressure. got its act together and very organized. and when it moves through you'll definitely feel it. showers, thunderstorms and som

nineties has insisted he did gave independence from ukraine this is something that they say they would do maya to the swiffer brandon and a delegation from the crimean continent is currently on the way to moscow. never mind that the main issue now is that the friendliest financial system to russian standards accordingly the use of both russian and ukrainian parents to travel and bandaged him up just in terms of spirit and are probably too i can say this with no problem providing a boy enforcement agencies. a crime in parliament has issued a formal request to the box upon him into taken in the russian state duma is scheduled to hold a session on friday to discuss this the russian president that he was one wants and needs to sign off on it that sent me a face to meet him in crimea where as another cousin's son to death. this is the base date of his life. that was our cue course on impulse here. in response to the referendum both united states is close to european union have imposed increase sanctions on russia including travel bans than the freezing of assets. as an obama signed an executive ord

i've lived 35 years at maya dress in d5. one more thing. ~ 1980s high school was a derelict abandoned site occupied by thugs and skinheads. some of us formed a coalition and saved the two gyms for the community for community recreation. and [speaker not understood] we built 14 units of affordable condos. and i served on mayor feinstein's planning committee to develop -- select a developer and the design. so, as a parks advisor -- i can go on and on about my work experience. >> yeah, i think you're overqualified. [laughter] >> okay. anyway, i appreciate the opportunity to serve on the advisory committee. >> thank you. by the way, if you don't know, the recent clubhouses that have been open were j.p. [speaker not understood]. thank you for your work. any other questions and comments? seeing none, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> linda d'avirro. he >> thank you for the opportunity to come up today. i hope also to be reappointed to prosac. as far as my background, i have more than 24 years in corporation and public service,

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maya then painted the city. ten planes is carrying a fifty eight thousand five hundred square kilometer area of the ocean hoping to buy any possible to breed picked up earlier by radar echoes in satellite imagery several ships are also waiting in the series with china standing in ice breakers no dragging to link hands. light and eighth streets and indeed it appeared on march eight line route from kuala lumpur to the scene with two hundred and thirty nine people onboard. it's what you can see kevin sheedy cuddle and terence stamp away. cindy jeremy says it wouldn't fit into a studio against jungle in the seventy admit to within three points of the place to deal with a three goal win over relegation threatened such that a hectic with a double bill at the vaunted george second place monica attacks the deed of release but something wasn't it's a very good point for us said was it alternates. not to come away empty handed so nothing that with a bit more. no if we could've done something a bit but said he supported to

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according to sources is expected to lay flowers on institutes dial which is on the other side of the maya done behind me the independence square if you can make it out through the fog couple hundred meters behind me. that was the scene of some of the deadliest violence here of down to about ten days ago now. one of things to note falling about what you said is this announcement but we will likely be well received in the timing or the timing of john kerry's visit because a lot of the concern here is not just been over a russian presidents in crimea in russian so of gaining a stronghold there that perceived hear the many reports from other ukrainian cities particularly the border cities of that there is a buildup of russian artillery on the russian side of the border close to those crossings of the fact that putin. i wouldn't know as you've reported the calling them back to their bases will likely be icky of point of discussion as john kerry arrives here we understand from the americans that they have called off a military cooperation with russia there are other aspects that could be discus

maya mentioned health care. in 1938, president roosevelt created the national foundation for infantile paralysis. a non-catchy name that was organized against polio. when they did public service announcements on the radio, the line was, send your dime to president roosevelt. heard it and said, march of dimes. it was a public-private partnership in the death since the word. -- in thevest thing best sense of the word. the first thing he did was injected in himself. then he went to president eisenhower and said, i think i have something. eisenhower said, this is important. a little is a scorch. scorge. is a 1.3 million schoolchildren are pioneers.s polio the vaccine was approved in 1955. a colossal success. forget the human nature -- human interest. study, if wethe project future costs of polio to the year 2000, we are looking at $100 billion a year in wheelchairs and i are logs. iron lungs. there is no way the cbo would've seen that coming. andcan do similar analysis -- in smallpox. the point i am making is not on

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and of course russia is maintaining they'll make no move at all unless they come up and say cry cry maya is not part of ukraine an more. >> the the americans don't want to see what the russians will do mil militarily. this is why kerry has made this phone call. they see this whole dispute being set around the table as a further sanctions but they know it will impact the wider global economy. so they're reluctant to do that. it's really trying about to push forward and get some diplomatic solution that everyone can live with. no one will get exactly what they want. barack obama believes that diplomacy is the way ahead. he has ruled out military action in ukraine and would not want to escalate tension there any further. >> we thank you both. staying with this story, political intrigue outside of the country and inside it, too, where opposition leader has decided not to contest the presidential election in may. >> some pool are saying he's running second string to another candidate, but he also had a lot of momentum and popularity during the up rising. >> he did and he was a frontrunner for

making moves, planning to meet, holding meetings, talking about talking, but for the people in cry maya, they're left to make decisions on a daily basis, and the big decision now is whether to stay or whether to go. >> reporter: yes, i think that's because despite all of the efforts and rhetoric coming outs of washington and europe, many people here think too little too late. the reason that is let's go through the checkpoints. the russian troops controlled the borders, the airports they've canceled all flights other than to and through moscow. if you want to fly within ukraine from crimean capitol to the ukrainian capitol you have to go there moscow, literally. the only way out of crimea is through the train station, and guess who controls the train station there, brother-russian activists. crimean tatars were deported in the 1940s and returned in the 90's, and they are afraid history will repeat itself. they are beginning to think cry mcrimea under russia is inevitable, and it's not somewhere where they want to live, that it will not be hospitable to them. i spoke to tatars who say th

he'll return to kiev and perhaps to cry maya, but absolutely these pro-russian demonstrators, these pro-russian militias running the u.n. envoy out. >> we have municipal buildings being stormed, people are being threatened, there is a sense that the rule of law here is breaking down. and gang mentality is taking over. let's look at pictures. >> reporter: it's not so much being run down as it is being run by pro-russian gangs and mobs. robert serry found out today when he was detained by armed militia members. when you cross this sta city and different areas, the security is pro-russian citizens. they are dressed in civilian clothes. and they are absolutely telling the media where to go. they're protecting certain people. they're pushing certain people out. this is every single place. when western diplomats arrive they are returning the show. you ask police who are there at the airport and there at the cafe, what are you doing? they just walk away. they don't have any answers. they don't have the willingness to confront the pro-russian militias. >> nick, thank you. >>> also in crimea the ukraini