. >> summer raffo was driving to work the morn the landslide hit when it swept her car off the highway. about 250 people attended her funeral on saturday. >> ukraine's interim president canceled a foreign trip to deal with what he calls separatists demonstration ins eastern ukraine, in response to a mass pro russian ally. fifty protestors broke away and pushed part police, charging the city's administration building. the area has seen several rival protests sips the out of thing of president viktor yanukovych. we have more. >> pro russia protestors stormed the administration building, having marched down from the symbolic len anyone square. a small group able to get inside the building and standing on one of the ball con niece, called on the thousands gathered outside to come in. right now, the riot police line is holding firm, not letting people inside, but what people want here is really quite varied. some want to join moscow right away. others want more autonomy for the region. they're waving a new flag they've created for the region, indicating that they want to be not only separat

one of the victims being remembered this weekend is 36-year-olds summer raffo. she was driving to work the morning the landslides hit. it swept her car right off of the highway about 250 people attended her funeral on saturday. immigration rallies were held in 40 u.s. cities all across the country on saturday. protesting what many call the 2 millionth deportation by the obama administration happening this month. patty colha e has more from washington. a slow loud march through washington, d.c. karen fiaanos and her 11-year-old daughter part of the small crowd that marched to the white house. they are all here in many ways for her because soon, she could be the 2 millionth person deported since president barack obama took. >> in 2011, i was at my house and immigration came looking for someone else. but they found me. >> for her daughter, that means fear she can't find the words to express. >> because yol want to sne found their voice to protest deportation in atlanta. in san jose california, a few arrests. all of these protesters hoping to sends a message that th

summer raffo, whose car was swept off the road by the mud, and linda mcpherson, trapped in her home by the slide, were laid to rest today. >> if you've lost a loved one, to let what you're feeling out. >> axelrod: last night at a vigil in arlington, washington, the community tried to leaven their grief with gratitude, thanking first responders for their efforts. ( applause ) >> we have a saying in the fire service-- "we will risk a lot to save a lot." >> axelrod: 20 rescue dogs are now part of the search, including two german shepards from new york, hondo and timoshenko. they were flown to washington yesterday. among the funerals planned for the next few days, the one for kaylee spillers, she was five years old. three eruptions late yesterday rocked the tungurahua volcano in ecuador, roughly 90 miles south of quito, the capital. the eruptions shot smoke and ash six miles into the air. there was no immediate report any of injuries. an eruption in 2006 at this volcano killed four people. a three-day series of events marking the 25th anniversary of the presidency of george h.w. bush is un