this report appears to show a man taking cover after being shot on the outskirts of the city. nearbysecond man sits apparently lifeless. sclainian forces tried to retake the building but retreated, report reportedly because of a risk to the publicukrainian forces triee the building but retreated, reportedly because of a risk to the public. >> we are the residents ofslovslov. the national guard is coming here. there has already been a shoot-out this morning. we have nothing to hide. here is my face. i want to ask comrade putin: you promised to protect us. please come here and protect us. of this the scene on saturday in the nearby city t amateur video shows the moment gunmen stormed the city's police station. after a tension stand-off, shots were fired and pro-russian activists moved in. a day later, the station remains in their control. >> when we were given access to this building, we were told we shouldn't film the outer barricades, only the front of the police station. people here clearly weary of how the unrest in the east is being portrayed. >> people here are frightened by repo

. >>> as you can imagine, people who live in the nearby city can't believe this has happened again. the second shooting in five years at fort hood. >> it is scary. have i been here for 23 -- i have been here for 23 years. >> it is scary. we just moved here so it is nothing we are used to. >> sometimes things happen and you can't control. >> in arlington, texas fans and players at the rangers game paused to remember the victims of the shooting. a moment of silence was held before the game for those injured and killed at fort hood today. we are continuing coverage of the fort hood shooting tragedy on air and on-line. they are reporting on this developing story. it continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >> in other news, two powerful aftershocks rattled nerves in chile after an 8.2 earthquake. a 7.8 magnitude quake followed a 6.4 aftershock just southwest of inki ce. no word on any damage. early tsunami warnings were canceled. six people died in tuesday's earthquake. chile is in an area known as the ring of fire. that is a circle of quake prone areas on the pacific rim. >>> back he

group of pro russian activists told the local government building in finance comes that time we've seen similar things coming out of the city of krakow also in the nearby city of the guns protest is ok by the security service building during a mass rally with no she has been falling the escalation in southeast cheap imports. in d c t often asks known as the district capital of the street in protest as to her death had spoken to hike to the regional government building. now announced the creation often as sovereign republic. these people have been asking for their rights for some contamination was several weeks already taking to the streets and occupying government of the teams they've been holding on friday as tom referendum to decide the region's future and they have been opting for more independence from the epping to other cities in eastern ukraine began to hide open and honest the painting sold to local security is to remain taking advice and that the testers who sent the canola took it nice that country's new authorities they did not consider them as digits in a pot what i mean the cto for the stig and have bolstered the bending of national bank i

. >>> as you can imagine, people who live in the nearby city can't believe this has happened again. the second shooting in five years at fort hood. >> it is scary. have i been here for 23 -- i have been here for 23 years. >> it is scary. we just moved here so it is nothing we are used to. sometimd you can't control. >> in arlington, texas fans and players at the rangers game paused to remember the victims of the shooting. a moment of silence was held before the game for those injured and killed at fort hood today. we are continuing coverage of the fort hood shooting tragedy on air and on-line. they are reporting on this developing story. it continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >> in other news, two powerful aftershocks rattled nerves in chile after an 8.2 earthquake. a 7.8 magnitude quake followed a 6.4 aftershock just southwest of inki ce. no word on any damage. early tsunami warnings were canceled. six people died in tuesday's earthquake. chile is in an area known as the ring of fire. that is a circle of quake prone areas on the pacific rim. >>> back here the chp is looking

. >>> as you can imagine, people who live in the nearby city can't believe this has happened again. the second shooting in five years at fort hood. >> it is scary. have i been here for 23 -- i have been here for 23 years. >> it is scary. we just moved here so it is nothing we are used to. >> sometimes things happen and you can't control. >> in arlington, texas fans and players at the rangers game paused to remember the victims of the shooting. a moment of silence was held before the game for those injured and killed at fort hood today. we are continuing coverage of the fort hood shooting tragedy on air and on-line. they are reporting on this developing story. it continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >> in other news, two powerful aftershocks rattled nerves in chile after an 8.2 earthquake. a 7.8 magnitude quake followed a 6.4 aftershock just southwest of inki ce. no word on any damage. early tsunami warnings were canceled. six people died in tuesday's earthquake. chile is in an area known as the ring of fire. that is a circle of quake prone areas on the pacific rim. >>> back he

more than two and a half million people use to visit the nearby city of caffeine you made each year before the earthquake. tourism is the key industry. its shares plunged after the disaster to about a million last year nice hotels indians can accommodate about three thousand people. but many rooms are occupied by two workers to move to the area to help with reconstruction at times. construction workers take up about eighty percent of the rooms. even if tourists want to get to catch the new man. finding a place to stay can be difficult many guests to his hotel said they couldn't relax because of all the construction workers. so the hotel changed its policy management decided to prioritize to raise so that the steady stream of construction workers the reef and that the construction work will one day be unfair. anyone interested in coming. so my mind. over the long term we didn't want a situation where sightseeing didn't enjoy it there someday. so we decided to gradually change the type of cast. this two nd us companies use to offer a special weekend package that included accommodation. they

of the most brazen teams nationally for us hundreds of protests is that they've taken over local government building the city of cusco. tonight it's up to several key patients still ongoing the nearby cities of donetsk and you've got to do the demonic an immediate referendum on the region's to chat with the latest is out she's brave commotion the tension is to escalate in it at the screen takes the case of a studio crane the nats known as the region's investment capital and team based in ukraine's biggest thinks he will contest the protest is claimed that did not recognize his new authorities and the brief needs to consider them as they did to make them legal column of ukraine took it quite the regional governments buildings that looked at as a russian flags on top of the things they have been asking for the ride with some determination to be implemented on call in poland a friend and frightening as telegraph printed to be held as soon as possible. the net street and east boston strategically very important industrial to build the country was the first to follow crimea to oz with these type of referendum the ones moment of ten teams from kiev and did some old had people in some of

government for testers at eight in the city of harbin on sunday mass unrest has brought weeks of chaos to what is east ukraine's biggest industrial hub into seventy parents. the nearby city of announced saw some of the worst violence in recent days. this after ukraine's interior ministry launched an operation near to reclaim government offices the mission was a failure and lead to three people being killed. added new threats of a major military offensive self advance units and slow downs say they've seen that rock carry ammunition for multiple rocket launcher and here are some pictures showing what the comic vehicle looks like well locals believe the ammunition and dave intercepted belongs to the ukraine's interior ministry. now reports that the monetary now shooting set in east ukraine and balding fighters from the riots sector group and all professions realization has been the momentum since the country's upheaval began and its notoriously violence in its actions. we demand immediate resignation of the minister of internal affairs arsenal box. i will hang the syrian minister of walk off like a dog. woodward ave. are you the eye the downs. you know what to do. with

officials from the nearby city government looked on. the phone and missile test hundreds of eighteen. the official results says thousands of test them out of the re enacted in extended form of protest the death became the head of the local communist party said he could not ensure the election was fully democratic states and the slouchy on democracy has not yet mature the cooler today's election hasn't had the effect that it should have. i think the overall process has been back seventy years and eight. in twenty twelve we all. the village of fifteen thousand was seen as a model for democratic reforms in china. the re elected leader says he's determined to get back all land sold off in a test of just how free time is that it is. she got here in case you were to cost and tactically he is. well conceived these fuel costs playing catch up as a syrian call it enters its fourth year the refugee crisis has generated in the region has become the greatest humanitarian challenge in a generation meanwhile in the central african republic an insult s

the nearby city of three months to the scene of deadly assault on self defense checkpoints by ukrainian forces more than eleven skip seven activists reported to kill the officer said the press ok to that city. auntie kim activists say the signals this common with the way the body of a civil war might be on the net tightening security checkpoints the group's top of the study group of well it's either the tx that is all the spokes person for the manner of students told us. this wasn't a seizure this is the attention of a group of people only see your note on suspicion that there was this time. it was me some compromising evidence. an investigation is underway. we were in charge of health and wellbeing. there can be no other way the sumptuous groups increasing authority was still like its forces out these closely to compose a look at the situation the rams defense could sell i use a condom on ukrainian troops taking part in breaking to study arts and queensland teammate cannot wait for the rest wait to be the end of may gotten to meet we seem to be confronted with the streets not whisper a

. >> here is a scene in the nearby city. purportedly showing the time the north in cha are carr car in khy will stay until at least the limit, the republic of donetske in referendum. >> once the referendum takes place we'll see what the situation is and then we'll decide our next steps. i consider the request absolutely illegal. what kiev is doing is not right. >> authorities in kiev say the people here do not represent call this an artificial conflict coordinated by russia. kiev is now calling on those in the east to unite as it prepares for its next steps. kim vanel, al jazeera, donetske. >> we talked about ukraine's options. >> there is a bit of a no win situation. we don't know which response will work best. they can let the rioting and protests continue but then they're going to lose control of those regions. they can intervene with their own forces, but they risk russian intervention. they're in a very tough position because the west will give them moral support, give them advice, post sanction he on russia but they're

the intimidation and harassment of russian journalists. other news dramatic footage of merge from the city of kramatorsk in eastern ukraine ok the nearby city of slovyansk has seen deadly assault on self-defense checkpoints by ukrainian forces up to seven activists have reportedly been killed there the army is now set up a blockade in the city and to care activists say this signals the start they fear of a civil war. i just wanted to give you that little snapshot there of what was filmed obviously in real life it looks much bigger but it's a series of blasts caught on camera at that airfield which government troops earlier recaptured from activists the local hospitals reported several injuries the explosion reportedly destroyed a military helicopter some say there was a gunfight afterwards according to the army's latest statement the aircraft was targeted with a grenade launcher. the nearby city of slovyansk to see the deadliest so all self defense checkpoints by ukrainian forces more developments here up to seven activists reportedly killed the army so set up a blockade of that city and secure activists say this signals the start of the re

. >> that is was the scene on saturday, in the nearby city. at the moment a police station was stormed, shots were fired and pro-russian activists moved in. the station remained in their control. >> when we were given access to the building, we were told we shouldn't feel the outer barricades, just the front of the police station. people were weary of how the unrest was portrayed. >> people maintained calls for a referendum. >> don vesk is like a bear, when you wake it, there'll be trouble. >> the council has been taken over, protesters blocked entrances and exits to the airfield. if ukrainian special forces reason. they won't get past. >> authorities maintain the people here do not represent the region, with supporters gathering outside state buildings. they'll fall to protesters if the east. >> al jazeera's hoda abdel-hamid is in slovyansk where pro-russian demonstrators show no signs of leaving occupied buildings >> the building is still under the control of gunmen who seized it on saturday. they appear to be holed up inside, and there's no

putin, you promised to protect us, come and protect us. >> this was the scene on saturday in the nearby city. amateur city shows the moment gunmen stormed the police station. after a tense standoff shots were fired, and pro-russian activists moved in. a day later the station remains under their control. >> when we were given access to this building we were told we shouldn't film the outer barricades, just of the front of the police station. people here clearly wary of how the unrest in the eased is being portrayed. >> people are frightened by reports of bloodshed but maintain calls for a referendum. >> donetsk is not western ukraine. donetsk, you must know is like a bear. it's asleep. when you wake up the bear there'll be trouble. don't ask how far we'll go. >> city councils have been taken over. pros testers blocked entrances and exits to the airfield. if special forces returned. they won't get passed. authorities maintained the people here do not represent the region, with supporters continuing outside buildings, buildings falling to protesters in the east. the use of force could be diffic

please come here in protect us. >> this was the scene on saturday, and the nearby city. amateur city shows the moment gunmen stormed the police station. after a tense stand off shots were fired and pro-russian activists moved in. a day later, the station remains under their control. >> when we were given access to the building, we were told we shouldn't film the outer barricades, just the front of the station people here underweary of how the unrest should be portrayed. >> people here maintaining the call for a referendum. >> downesque is like a bar. it is asleep. when you wake up the bear, there'll be trouble. please, do not ask me how far we will go go. >> this city council has been taken obvious and protest scores blocked entrance and exits to the military airfield. a few ukrainian -- they say if ukrainian special forces return, they will not get past. >> many maintain that protesters do not represent the region, protests are occurring, and the use of force could be difficult. >> the ukrainian president says armed russians are launching the initiatives and launched its

be held alongside the upcoming presidential election meanwhile dozens of people were hurt in clashes between pro and anti-government protesters in the city of hard on sunday in the nearby city of slovyansk saw some of the worst violence in recent days that's after ukraine's interior ministry launched an operation there to reclaim government offices but the mission failed and three people were killed now reports have been mouthing off shootings in east ukraine involving fighters from the right sector a group the older a fascist organization has been gaining momentum since the country's a people began and it's notoriously violent and its actions. we demand immediate resignation of the minister of internal affairs are sent a block of i will hang the interior minister of like a dog or the jesus would want to. get it. through god's. oh. come on let me remind you is and the right sector it was at the forefront of the violence which led to the coup moscow has repeatedly raised the alarm over the thriving extremist ideology and he is right. russia has also called an emergency meeting of the un security council were and has urged key if not to use force in the country southeast

. >> this isn't the first time that the nearby cities have shouldered such tragedy. in 2009, abarmy psychiatrists 'ed fire on troops readying for deployment. 13 people were killed. he was found guilty and sentenced to death last august. >> we just now are getting over the shock of the last shooting over there. and now it's happening again, seems like it just the other shooting just happened. and now it is starting all over again. >> he purchased his gun from the same gun shop where he had bought his murder weapon in 2009. >> investigators say the shooting doesn't appear to be an act of terror im, but they continue to search for answers. >> now the army criminal investigation so leading this investigation. the fbi is aiding and determining a motive. we may get a better idea of that when the army releases his military records later this evening. heidi joe castro, i know you will keep us posted. >> their names, their ranks or yet to be made public, we do know seven of the survivors are being treated the other nine were taken to a nearby hospital. three of them are still

joining us in the meantime is hillary shine who serves as the public information officer for the nearby city of killeen, texas. it was not long ago that your city went through this. >> caller: we sit here in an all-too-familiar situation. this is unfortunately something we've been through b and while we were anticipating the anniversary of the november 5th shooting in 2009, here we are again. so our community is obviously reeling. we are full of questions, full of wonder, full of fear. and we are awaiting ft. hood to tell us more. >> the last time this happened, and i mean, what a thing to have to say. the last time this happened at ft. hood, the good people of texas pulled together in a way that was just jaw dropping. in a way, these people who hope to divide and cause harm and injury and pain wind up doing that, but they also bring a community together. and that happened last time, and it's likely to happen again. >> caller: absolutely. you know, the military is family. it's family oriented. and these men and women who go to combat together come home with a bond that's different than anyth

anti-government protesters and in the city of hard given sunday mass unrest has brought weeks of chaos to what is east ukraine biggest industrial hub leading to seventy arrests the nearby city of slovyansk saw some of the worst violence in recent days and that's after ukraine's interior ministry launched an operation there to reclaim government offices but the mission was a failure and led to three people being killed and amid new threats of a major military offensive sell the family units and slovyansk say they've seized a truck carrying ammunition for a multiple rocket launcher and here are some pictures showing what the combat vehicle looks like well locals believe the ammunition and they've intercepted belongs to ukraine's interior ministry. now reports have been monitoring shootings in east ukraine involving fighters from the right sector group and the ultra fascist organization has been gaining momentum since the country's upheaval began and it's a tory asli violence and it's actually it's we demand immediate resignation of the minister of internal affairs our set of arc of i will hang the interior minister like a dog. going to. go. oh oh. yeah. oh let me know in

lugansk the three thousand strong crowd marched through the city center demanding a referendum to split their region from the key the rally comes after at least fourteen people were injured in the nearby city of donetsk where clashes erupted between rival pro and anti independence ronnie's his policy has been in the sake of the events in their. let me. take you straight to the to the streets of eastern ukraine to me it's like i can't wait to see the cult administration building where they're being killed protesters for several days now they've been holding that building saying ok for me it's ok and then and it is just a moment. there is such a good still to see a bit angry they face a cabinet as you can see some of them banging the show it seems as if the scene is being sent to the confrontation. and that confrontation came when they met about two thousand pro unity protesters among them members of medical movements find in scenes played old police tried to break the clashes up a number of people are injured the crowd is injured here in front of the local administration building as you can see some people have setup that various tear this is to find out if people coming. to people and

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city. there were hundreds of pistols and ammunition stored at the police head quarters. in a nearby city, they also seized the police head quarters. protestors have occupied a government building there for nearly a week. eastern ukraine has a large russian speaking population. >> there has been another poison gas attack in syria. an amateur video posted online shows men and children crowded into a hospital room, some apparently having difficulty breathing. they say the attack occurred last evening during air raids by government forces. the regime blamed remember l forces saying they had used chlorine gas. >>> a chemical attack by the assad regime last august killed hundreds. >>> the australian prime minister today tamped down expectations that search planes and ships will recover wreckage from flight 370 any time soon. sounds coming from what are beloved to be the -- believed to be the black box recorders are rapidly fading. >> no one should underestimate the difficulty of the task ahead of us. trying to locate anything 4 1/2 kilometers underbeneath the ocean is a massive task and i

to split their region from kiev the riot comes after at least fourteen people were injured in the nearby city of donetsk where clashes erupted between rival pro and anti independence rallies his policia has been in the thick of the violence in donetsk for us let me. take you straight to the streets eastern ukraine it's. cut ministration but i think we're going to keep focused it's for several days now they've. been trying to move. such a good still. angry they face a cabinet as you can see some of them banging the show it seems as if the scene is being set to say confrontation. and that confrontation came when they met about two thousand prohibitive trista's among them members of radical movements find in scenes made police try to break the clashes up a number of people are injured the crowd has ended here in front of the local administration building as you can see some people have setup that various. people to. beat me to. make them leave. things have to be very many ended to be protesters have handed these shields back to the police but tensions are still high and it's only a matter of tim

the floor. nearby in the port city of arica, all one woman could do was pray as her house shook precariously.side you could hear the sounds of walls and windows breaking before the lights went out. the pitch darkness in this district was broken only by a huge fire. people were desperate to flee the area, but they faced mayhem in the streets. a few had been killed by collapsing walls or from heart attacks. it was very strong and it went on a long time, this woman cried. another said the police have told us to leave. but it was hard to find shelter. the hospitals themselves were being cleared of patients. the government has declared a state of emergency to stop looting. about 300 inmates escaped from a women's prison. chile's president michelle bachelet promised she would continue to work to confront the emergency and protect people and their families. scientists in california showed estimates of how a tsunami could roll across the pacific from the epicenter near the coastal line of iquique. the fault line here is prone to earthquakes. there have been several big ones over the last 100 years. t

the statement was issued after a group of pro russian activists stormed a local government building internet on sunday and we've seen similar scenes coming out of the city of heart of also in the nearby city of lugansk protesters occupied a security service building during a mass rally refinishing has been following the escalation in southeast ukraine for us. in the city often ask known as the industrial capital of the streets and protestors who earlier had occupied their original government building now announced the creation of the nats subbrand republic these people have been asking for the right for self-determination for several weeks already taking to the streets and off you find governmental buildings they've been calling on crimea style referendum to decide their regions future and they have been asking for more independence from kiev and to other cities in eastern ukraine again and had given in lugansk. the buildings of local security is to remain taken by similar protesters who say they didn't know it recognize the country's new authorities they did not consider them as legitimate power and in the city opel god again also the building of national bank is taken by these grou

the group then moved to nearby elle city allen high school where they tried to generate more support tudents there but the high school went on lockdown. >> we were going to do it for only 30 minutes but then they locked us out of the school. >> reporter: many of the students tell ktvu news that a school administrator made some comments about the investigation. the students eventually ended up near the spot where lopez was shot six months ago. you recall that lopez was shot and killed six months ago by sheriffs deputy erik after he mistook lopez's air soft gun for a real one. they are reviewing possible criminal violations for the adults who walked on to campus in support of a group. we also understand a district superintendent will release a statement or perhaps comment later on this morning. live in santa rosa brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is 6:45. the oakland a's rejected a deal to play at the oakland coliseum for the foreseeable future. they issued a statement last night. the ten year lease proposal does not meet all of their requirements. now it's not clear what happe

. >> this was the second on saturday in a nearby city. the video, supplied by pro-unity activists purports to show the moment gunmen stormed a police station. a day later the station remains in their control. 150km north in carr keef, pro-unity protesters clashed with pro-russian mobs. 50 were injured, 10 needing hospital treatment. at pro-russia hq, donetsk, barr aids have been reinforced. >> people have no plans to leave the state administration building, and few are taking oleksandr turchynov's comments seriously. they say they'll stay until maybe the 11th, the date set by the republic of donetsk for a referendum. >> once a referendum takes place, we'll see what the situation is and then decide the next steps. >> i consider oleksandr turchynov's request illegal. what kiev is doing is not right. >> authorities in kiev say the people here do not represent the region and call this an artificial conflict coordinated by russia. kiev is calling on those in the east to unit as it perhaps for its next steps. >> meanwhile demonstrators showed kn

the cree. there were five sailors killing one and injuring two others. a small boat was nearby and rescued the crew. a witness saw them coming into the dock at the port of redwood city and it is where they unloaded the body of the dead sailor. >> they were frantic. they were telling everybody because there were people

the last seven days and r.t. international and first hundreds of protesters have taken over local government building the city of kharkov tonight itself to similar occupations still ongoing in the nearby cities of donetsk and lugansk two they're demanding an immediate referendum no on the region's future where the latest is out. we see tensions are escalating in at least three big eastern ukraine in donetsk known as the region's industrial capital and in eastern ukraine zbig a city of. protesters who claim they do not recognize key as new authorities and they refuse to consider them as legitimate and legal power of ukraine occupied the regional governments buildings they put their russian flags on top of it of a half in asking for their right for self-determination to be implemented calling on referendum crimea style referendum to be held as soon as possible donetsk region this wasson strategically very important industrial area of the country was the first to follow crimea to ask for this type of referendum they want more independence from kiev and some of people and some of activists in these regions want even to become part of russia and another is new crane a city of lugansk a sep

the country into a federation could be held alongside that upcoming presidential election meantime dozens of people were hurt in clashes between pro and anti-government protesters in the city of harkov on sunday and the nearby city of slovyansk as well so some of the worst violence in recent days it's after ukraine's interior ministry launched an operation there to reclaim government offices but the mission failed and three people were killed now reports amounting to shootings in east ukraine involving right fighters from the far right sector group the ultra fascist organizations been gaining momentum since the country's our people began and it's notoriously violent in its actions to. we demand immediate resignation of the minister of internal affairs our center of arc of i will hang the interior minister of like a dog. the jesus who got to go. but. i doubt it. was. you know what i want to. do that well let me remind you the right sector was at the forefront of the violence which led to the. tosca repeatedly raise the alarm over the thriving extremist ideology in ukraine here. and pressure surge here not to wage war against its own people but that comment from moscow has whipped up a storm of accusations fr

hundreds of protesters have taken over local government building the city of the ceiling as after similar occupation still ongoing in the nearby cities of donetsk and lugansk they're demanding an immediate referendum on their regions future let's get the latest go live to r.t. is maria financial things certainly heating up at the start they. absolutely but i have to say that eastern ukraine a.t.'s a false sense to a typically very important part of the country home to around half of the country's population traditionally and historically it was always listen more to russia than to western countries it's never been calm since the event started in kiev several months ago and people have been taking to the streets of major cities in this part of ukraine to protest against the country's new authorities and apparently what we see these recent days is that more and more people now joined this movement on sunday in the city of donetsk known as the industrial capital of this region and as you just mentioned in the eastern ukraine is biggest city the city of hajduk of separate groups of protesters who claim they do not recognize key of

government activists since last weekend in the week we've seen developments involving the ukrainian army nearby coming into the city of locals tony at stan the against the armored vehicles of course followed by defections what we've also not seen in terms of developments is something rather interesting connected to the information war i when the kiev government came to power in a coup that we came to february twenty second twenty third one of the post actions was to block access to russian t.v. stations that this was received very badly in this part of the country the west of georgia here speak russian and they watch these t.v. stations with these activists and i don't here is take action to their own hands they've gone to the local t.v. station office and they've turned the russian t.v. channels back on we speak to people here to find out how they feel about that specifically that's not enough that we just for a long time to have the russian channels back and another voice of the people has been heard now a morale is high we've rallying here we're a gnome does you can see we've got the support of the people that y

the city. it started two days ago in a forest outside of the city before spreading to nearby homes. 12 people haveilled and 8000 have been left homeless. the search for the missing malaysian airlines jet has entered a new phase. they have deployed an unmanned submarine to scan the ocean floor. it is being used after they stopped picking up an underwater signal. today, bill ackman scores a victory in his war on herbalife. the fbi is investigating the company, according to a person familiar with the matter. they're looking into the marketing practices, which ackman has called a pyramid scheme. he told stephanie ruhle that he is prepared to go all the way in this fight. >> what we focus on is not the stock prices any one day or month, but the business progress. we're telling the story of regulators and making sure they understand what the issues are. they could issue bonds to do it. we were forced out of the trade. we replaced the position with credit default and we keep it going. this is not a trade for me. we will take this to the end of the earth. >> herbalife says it has no knowledge of the inves

just one by many as a civil war situation there that was your news graham phillips in ukraine the nearby city of slovyansk has seen a deadly assault on self-defense checkpoints and by ukrainian forces at least five activists have reportedly been killed the army has now set up a blockade of the city and activists say this signals the start of a civil war they are now tightening security of their checkpoints they have stopped carrying the group or for a sea military observers the so-called people's mayor of the city says this was done because the experts were escorted by ukrainian troops to self-defense groups are now checking the i.d.'s of the oil seam mission members. artist paul spirit took a personal look at the situation around the city behind me is a column of ukrainian troops that seem to be advancing their way into slavyansk and we were actually making our way further this way to the village of may done but suddenly we seem to be confronted with these troops now we're stuck at the moment actors railway crossing. the. road and then this point. we'll be able to get. in the last few minute

the first explosion was in sadder city and the second in the south-eastern neighbourhood. nearby shops and vehicles were destroyed. >> residents along australia's far north-east coast are preparing for one of the most powerful cyclones to hit the area in years. a storm surge with winds up to 300 k/hr is expected. experts warn that homes built before 1985 may not withstand the impacts. people have been told to go to evacuation shelters as the category 5 approaches. >> a man has been charged with murder in connection with one of northern island's attack, the 1998 bombingment shaimous daly was arrested on monday when he crossed the border into the north. 29 people were killed in the attacks, months after a peace deal was signed. no one has been convicted of the bombing. 6 billion is needed. to provide an education for those in the developing world. that's according to the u.n. envoy. we have this report. >> they said you can't place a value on education. u.n. envoy gordon brown announced that 6 million is needed. there's no global commitment to funding. brown says the public need to

forces seized the city council and space station in midtown all but glad that the nation's top of this came only hours after protests is that to cover three edmonton buildings in the nearbyregional center of the gowns were police forces also reported joined on rats accident had been in control of more than a dozen cities across the country's southeast. and that nice pictures from the cts love the sketches silver pole to run for that show the altona of assault by the ukrainian army on the texture plates open thousand armored vehicles and trucks it's not fixed and local thai protests is the closest race of the company did not signal the need for the rights of the asd kids to be respected cnn. two weeks ago is building was taken over by her. the station he told this is not a vehicle which isn't what it is man that place twenty four seven. until then this was actually conceived regional administration building. the buses with a cavernous act. this is with northrop cost. this is where the budget was approved. o it's been steamed and gone to and those with special commission can get in before the building was seized on the seventh of april has gone to the tune was a guy wants

the eastern city of kramatorsk. we talk to hoda abdel-hamid in a nearby town. what are you saying around you? >> well, there's a lot of these uniformed men in the city center. some have called on a little area. they have taken over some of the area in the middle of the city, the park. they are very much cheered by chose who are around them. now, when you look at them closely, they don't really look like part of an org army. the uniforms are mismatched. some are not military. some of the weapons are old. one of the weapons we saw was a hunting rifle. we spoke to several of them. we asked them where they were from, and they said they were ethnic russians from ukraine. we tried to figure out if they had a command that could be directing them to russia, they denied that. >> what we are seeing, it seems from what you are describing, are military vehicles of some description, army personnel carriers, with russian flags from a distance. it might look like russian soldiers from the border. the armoured vehicle is very old. someone told me that they look old. they have russian administration on top of

activists told the local government building in finance comes to bake the seeds of a scene because kami of the city pop cult and i'm also a nearby you've got square protest is ok potter securities said this building during a mass rally with march has been falling the escalation in south east ukraine has kept up with in our life together make this post. i hiked up to rages as the saying never say they want a break away from kiev for the sydney rail will be known tonight. well the situation in eastern ukraine has been gymnastic avoiding for the last two days at least for now it seems as tensions has continued to escalate between the country's new authorities and those who say they ought not ready to recognize that the authorities in kiev accusing them of taking power illegally holding the homes that are already at that we sold the country's acting present miss teaching of canceling all history. steve and be able to closely watch the developments in east boston importance historically russia in the region and now we hear mason teaching of promising anti terror measures against those responsible for the customization in these region

the flames. they had to pull firefighters from nearby cities as well for that. right now we're going to check in with meteorologist rob mayeda with your microclimate forecast, as well as information about the wind in downtown san jose. >> you saw from the live pictures from above the spray from those ladder cannons. it's dropped to 68 in san jose as the winds have continued to pick up. west-northwest at 13 miles per hour. as you take a look from that aerial view down to ground level, this is what we're looking at, just south of the s.a.p. center or the shark tank. winds out of west-northwest pushing what's left of the smoke and embers downwind. the volume of the smoke has decreased. it's the wind speed increase that has kept smoke to the ground level south of that fire at 645 park avenue, our old home kntv studios. the next hour we'll continue to see winds maybe at types getting close to 20 miles per hour. this is the peak time for that late-day sea breeze. for the short-term, we'll see some gusts up to 20 miles per hour. as these winds back off and we see relati

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forces seized the city council and police station in the city of god look at the latest hot spot on this came only hours after protesters took over three administrative buildings in the nearby regional center of lugansk where police forces also reportedly joined the rest activities have been in control of more than a dozen cities across the country southeast. these pictures from the city of slovyansk courtesy of reporter graham phillips show the aftermath of the soldier by the ukrainian army on potash the checkpoints half a dozen armored vehicles are targeted at about six am local time but houses across ukraine southeast have been demanding more ptolemy and for the rights of russian speakers to be respected policy about some of them we are here. about three weeks ago this building was taken over by the pro federalization people this is now their headquarters and volunteers man the place twenty four seven but until then this was actually the regional administration building this is where the governess sat this is where laws were passed this is where the budget was approved. and no it's princeton and guarded only those with special commission can get in before the building wa

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the beach. what's that chairman graham phillips in ukraine a nearby city of swan bells has seen and deadly assault on self defense claim that the ukrainian forces of the spot activists have reportedly been killed the army has now set up a blockade of the city and take it back to this saved. this signals the start of a civil war. there now. tightening security of their checkpoints they have stopped their boss karen cooper for a seat only to service the so called people's mayor of the city says this was done because the experts were escorted by ukrainian troops. the self defense groups are now checking the ideas of the osce mission members. art is called here took a personal look at the situation around the city i use a condom on ukrainian troops thinking he is working to bring him to study on as we were actually making our way couldn't wait to be the end of may. i mean we seem to be confronted with the strips not with the moment. railway crossing and then it was going on. one hour. more more. eight times for me. you can email me not on your plate. yep. you know why. the twenty three years with the