there is a russi rush of excite. >> this day like every other day they have come out to the tracks to give food to hundreds of migrants making their way north to the u.s. border, but increasingly many migrants are not getting on the trains because it is so dangerous. some are now walking along the highways. >> some are walking in the train's wake. the father and son left honduras three months ago. they saw migrants tossed off the beast and have been walking ever since. they hope to reach the u.s. some day. al jazeera, veracruz, mexico. >> the revolutionary armed forces of colombia has been discussing ways to end the illegal drug trade since last november. the latest discussions come two weeks before elections in colombia. >>> now when it comes to catching, some of us are better than others. but researchers in switzerland has come up with what may well be the ultimate catching device. the robotic technology could be applied to a whole host of placings on earth and in space. >> reporter: in less than 5100 of a second this arm scans, calculates and moves to catch a variety of objects. th

. >> reporter: video pur ports to show what the residents of slaviansk and the pro-russi pro-russian- separatists woke to at dawn. the ukrainian army launched what it described as large scale anti-terrorist operation, the apparently object not to overrun the city, but to form a blockade around it. some separatists said they were ready to fight. >> translator: i will fight with whatever i have. if not a rifle, sthen i'll fight with my hands, and strangle them so they won't mess with my land. >> two helicopters were shot down allegedly using sophisticated surface to air missiles, something that kiev points to as evidence of russian involvement. th ukrainian forces took prisoners of their own. four men arrested at a check point. in the city center the mood was extremely tense. video posted on the internet shows the self proclaimed mayor of slaviansk offering a message of support. >> translator: our town has been attacked. our town has been stormed. there are losses. i'm asking children, women, and pensioners, not to leave their homes. and men who have weapons to help do what they can. >

the russis won. >> no one. >> can't we agree to disagree. >> america and russia came out together, frienimiesing on the french. >> i'll say we won because our golfs to stop communism to spread. >> reporter: who did we fight against. >> usr. >> reporter: ussr. >> yeah, ussr. >> reporter: why did they call it the cold war? >> it was cold in russia. >> because no one was making advances, right? >> wasn't really fighting. >> reporter: which is the top u. dictator. >> we kill everybody. >> reporter: you mean we bring them to justice. >> sudan hussain, got him. >> reporter: which president took him out. >> that wouldn't be barack obama. >> obama. >> obama. >> no, no, g dub. >> george w. bush. >> it was george w. bush. >> reporter: which one. >> w. >> i feel stupid. i feel terrible it was warm out there. might have been the sun. >> maybe the brain cells. >> the best answer is why the cold war because it's cold in russia. makes sense to me. >> my favorite, who did we fight in world war ii, the south. >> the south. >> you know in southern germany, there were u.s. troops. now, people always say that yo

minutes, at least 40 are dead after ukraine's military regains control from a major airport from proceed russi russian separatists. >>> egypt extends polling for a third day. >> staying in afghanistan. barack obama prepares to announce plans to keep some u.s. troops on the ground. >>> in london we have more news from europe. pope francis declares zero tolerance for perpetrators within the catholic church. >>> pro-russian separatists say at least 40 fighters have been killed in ukraine after government troops fought to retake control of the country's second biggest airport. on monday armed men stormed the terminal on the donetsk stopping flights and leaving passengers stranded. the battle came a day after the new president vowed to tackle terrorists within the east within hours and not months. a warning that some viewers may find the images in the report disturbing. >> reporter: many bosses were missing limbs, a sign the government used heavy firepower on pro-russian fighters in donetsk. scores of separatists are reported killed and others are brought to hospitals. this man said around 100 fell

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