. >>> welcome back sthchl we're talking about diversity in hollywood, and why it matters. waj we asked our community to tweet us about the movies and tv shows that they thought were doing a good job of diversity. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> so no roles for actors -- >> south park offends everyone. >> voices. >> yes, that's true. >> i would like to respond to something that was being said before the commercial break if that's okay. i think that it's important -- what happens i think that we need writers and executive producers in decision-making roles that really know our communities. what ends up happening from a viewer point of view is when there is content created for the latino community it is largely stereotypical, so it turns off the latinos watching. and that doesn't .connect with us. so i think that you need people who are in -- staffed in -- in those writing rooms who are really part of the community or really understand the community. some of the characters written and portrayed and the shows that are diverse -- >> speaking about opening those avenues into those staf

. >> reporter: andrew is taking us for an inspection of the eastern span of the bay bridge sthchl we this spot six months ago, at the bridge's opening. now we're looking for leaks. water is seeping from the deck into the steel frame below. but gordon says this is par for the course. an issue easily handled with continuing care. >> you just don't build a bridge like this, and dust off our hands and say here you go bay area, and walk away. there is daily hourly maintenance on a structure like this. >> reporter: we entered the belly of the bridge. >> it's coming in here. >> reporter: construction and safety questions have dogged this project from the start, but in this case, gordon says these leaks are draining as they should. >> ultimately it will make its way here and drain out to the bay below. >> reporter: authorities say the bridge needed rain to be tested, and the bridge is performing exactly as planned. but an engineering professor disagrees. he has studied the bridge project for the past 15 years. >> if you have humid air next to steel, steel rusts, and you get cur row shun. >>

. >> jennifer glasse live in keefe sthchl thank you very much. >>> and while the eu has been able top negotiate that deal in ukraine, russia calling the protest an attempted coup. phil ittner has been watching all of the diplomatic efforts unfold on ukraine in brussels. what are the eu and russia saying about this deal, phil? >> reporter: well, we have just heard from the eu's special envoy for security, katherine ashton. she says she feels the implementation of this deal will be, quote, challenging. we also heard from the nato secretary general, and he also welcomed the deal. and the daughter of the opposition leader took some time out to thank brussels for its help. >> we are thankful today that european union stands as one for us against the violence of the regime that didn't stop before killing it's a own people. >> reporter: certainly here there is a sense in brussels of waiting to see what happens. a lot of trepidation, but some cautious optimism. del. >> we are hearing these talks were contentious so what has been the russian response to the deal? >> reporter: yeah, del, some

and russia, where relations are very bad on a number of issues sthchl >> there has been very little movementsn't there, and all of this is having very little impact on the humanitarian efforts in the scountry. >> reporter: yes, and they were trying to get more help to the people on the ground. that was a western resolution, russians didn't like it, they came up with their own. the chief saying there is desperate need and now we have had the syrian deputy foreign minister speaking here saying that some of valerie's comments were inappropriate. the un used to be seen as the mediator, and now they are getting drawn into the controversy. >> all right. thank you james. >>> the united nations says it fears a major land assault on a rebel-held town. this follows days of aerial strikes and shelling. around 600 syrian families have already crossed the border to lebanon. still to come on the program, another volcano erupts. >>> and russians are calling it a tramdy, as one of their greatest olympic medalists retires moments before he is due to compete. we'll have those details. >>> italy's prime minist