meanwhile as the official mourning period continues over three hundred sixty thousand people have visited memorials nationwide to pay tribute to his hair will victims while more than ninety six thousand text messages of condolence had been sent to the official group altar in on time economists expect a big drop in consumer spending in the second quarter due to shock over the solo ferry disaster and are willing to sit suspensions for domestic more bulk carriers. amid reports on how long this lol they last analysts fear that sell through his domestic demand would take a major hit in the second quarter as consumers have reduced their spending a minister a full ferry tragedy. what does this victory on monday the country's composite leading index marked one hundred one point two was marked down zero point three percentage point from the previous month. this is the second consecutive month the index declined after beats a form of high end chain unwary. at one to one point six. the cyclical component of the composite coincident index which measures the current economic situation remained unchang

it's the first time the united states has filed charges against specific officials of mourn -- foreignents. china is denying the charges, saying they were made up and would damage trust between the two countries. lisa what is behind this indictment is it justice? a symbolic move? justice? >> probably a little of all of it. these five officials are not likely to stand up in court in pennsylvania where they were indicted and face charges, and experts also say it is not likely to slow down the chinese in any sort of economic espionage. but still there is an unprecedented move by the united states. the attorney general saying today enough is enough. they have tried for years to bring this issue up. they have tried to work diplomatically. i think they finally got fed up, and decided they needed to take some action. the consequence? we'll have to see. the chinese are already denying they have done anything. and they have now pulled out of talks between the u.s. and china on cyber security, on cyber issues, so we'll have to see where that goes. but this is a shot across the bow. the u.s. sayi

the university declared today an official day of mourning and instead of classes they expect thousandsl be gathering here starting about 4:00 the isafternoon to reflect and to mourn the six lives lost in friday's rampage. now, we have seen several emotional vigils here and around isla vista in the past 12 to 15 hours, including this rally at a deli where investigators say elliot rodger shot his sixth victim. people with groups of signs wanted to push the news media away. blocking televisions and still cameras from the scene because they wanted to protect the people who were coming to the deli to mourn. outside the sorority house classmates and friends mourned together hugging and crying and talking about 22-year-old catherine cooper and 19-year-old veronika weiss who were killed on the lawn of the sorority house. they were gunned down friday and even though many who came to the vigil didn't know the young women they felt their loss and they wanted to come by and acknowledge it. >> everyone's hurting, especially like the community and i'm sure especially after reading his manifesto, his

the 40 dead, about 100 others are hurt. >>> officials are still looking for the station master who disappeared after that crash. >>> tomorrow will be a day of mourning and reflection for the entire uc santa barbara rampage. tragedy certainly hits home in the bay area, as well. >> 19-year-old george chen and 20-year-old waylen were stabbed to death in a vicious attack near the university campus. all three from the bay area. >> teen coverage christie smith is in fremont where one of the victims expected to leave for santa barbara this morning. let's begin with bob redell at lindbergh high school where one of the victims graduated two years ago. bob, kids don't go back to school until tomorrow but there will be grief counselors there when they arrive. >> correct, scott. the school district has not confirmed that he attended but they will make counselors available for students tomorrow when they return back to campus from the holiday, in case somebody here knew him and they knew someone to talk to. it's likely there is someone here who still knew him because it looks like it appears he graduated in 2012. hong was 21 years old, a roommate roommate. he vo

the school has declared it an official day of mourning here and behind me you can see harder stadium where ground crews just began work on preparing the field for the thousands of people that are expected to gather here at 4:00 this afternoon. instead of classes, students will be here to mourn and to reflect on the lives that were lost in friday's rampage. the six students who were killed it follows an emotional night of rallies all over isla vista. one saw was outside a deli where elliot rodger the mass murder suspect shot his sixth victim, according to sheriff deputies. the group of people with signs were trying to push the news media away telling cameras that they wanted to protect the people that were coming to the deli to mourn. but outside the alpha phi sorority house classmates were hugging and talking about catherine cooper and veronika weiss. they were gunned down friday and even though many people who showed up said they didn't know the young women, they did feel their loss and wanted to come by and acknowledge it. >> everyone's hurting. and especially like the community and

the middle. plus. >> oo i am not going to mourn them. i feel sorry for his family. >> even in death, they say he is costing the city. why some elected officialsthings to say about a former bay area city manager. we'll have that story coming up. >> thank you. >>> thank you for watching us at 5:00. the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell in for scott pelley is next. the latest news and weather are always on our website, kpix.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> o'donnell: tonight, lost in the system. a scathing report finds well over 1,000 veterans in need of health care at a single v.a. hospital weren't even on the waiting list. for others, long wait times were covered up so v.a. employees could get bonuses. nancy cordes has details. u.s. intelligence believes an american citizen linked to al qaeda has carried out a suicide bombing in syria. bob orr has that. ben tracy reports donald sterling now vows to keep the l.a. clippers. >> reporter: how long and how hard is he willing to fight this? >> to the bloody end. >> o'donnell: and michelle miller remembers maya angelou. >> i hope to speak directly to the hearts

the people there but felt they're still connected. i can tell you officials will have podium in place and will have candles set up for those that want to mourne loss. coming up some students are putting things together and hope to be part of the memorial service. >> city college of san francisco students filed legal claims against the school and san francisco police today. it shows a demonstration in march. the students claim officers used excessive force. >> i was choked, and pepper sprayed and spent 12 hours deprived of food and medical attention. >> we want to make sure this doesn't happen to others at the school. >> activists want the chancellor to apologize for what happened. >> a 17-year-old antioch girl managed to escape a man she claims forced her into prostitution. the man is now under arrest, in jail facing serious >> reporter: a simple text message from a 17-year-old girl to her father, claiming she had been kidnapped sh forced into prostitution and brought here. >> police found the girl. she says she met this man, chester brown in antioch after running away from home. investigators say she was forced to create her own profile on

officials at u.c. santa barbara have declared today a day of mourning and reflection. >>> the search will resume for threeen who have been missing since a massive mudslide inundated western colorado. this video shows the estimated 4 miles long and 2 miles wide mudslide. rescue teams said they found no sign of the missing men. the unstable search area is hampering their efforts. authorities believe recent rain triggered that slide. >>> all right. time now to bring you the indomitable star who will bring you sports, richard lui. great seeing you. >> i don't even know what that means. >> it's a compliment, how about that? >> i'll take that, frances. >> good tuesday to you as we start off the week here. the miami heat take firm control of the nba eastern conference finals. take a look at this. >> not a pass fake. he did the same thing in game three. >> 3 for 3. >> did you see their jaws are kind of like what's happening there. chris bosh ending his scoring slump draining miami's first eight points and 25 in all. lebron james getting a game high 32 points, 10 rebounds. indiana closing the lead but miami win it

mourning for those killed in a mass of landslide. there are 2,000 dead or missing in the badakhshan. the official search was called off and in part due to the lack of equipment. we have the latest on this tragedy. >> reporter: this person is 15 but has lost so much. his mother, two sisters and a brother are buried somewhere if the mountain of mud. >> at the time of the land slide i was holding my mothers hand, it slapd, i escape the -- slipped, i escaped. no one knows his family. he says he needs to find their bodies for peace of mine. >> translation: i want to see their dead bodies, their face so i can come to terms with it. we have been working here for two days without food and water. i'm devastated. i lost everything i had. the houses are still standing on the hillside, providing an ideal of what the village looked like. it's torn in two. >> hundreds of people are camping out. they have been given tents and aid agencies continued to provide food, water and medicine. people feared that another part of the mountain could collapse any time. >> people have told al jazeera, the aid getting there i

officials are calling it a day of mourning and reflection. nbc bay area news. >>> thanks, mark. well. elliott rodgers did have some troubles in the past, but nothing forcing officials to intervene. the sheriff's department said they had run ins with him three times in the last eight months, once to investigate a call that he had been assaulted but they concluded that he was the aggressor and incity gated the assault. then he made an assault on one of his roommates. and last month his family asked authorities to check on him. but they found no signs he was unstable. because he had no criminal record and had never threatened anyone, he was able to purchase three guns. >>> it is a difficult story to understand and very painful. the parents of one of the bay area students who was killed shared their grief with us. they loved their son, their only child. kris sanchez continues our coverage from fremont this evening. such an emotional interview. what next for these parents? >> reporter: they are already there. they, along with the two other bay area families to bring their sons home in a way they never could have imagined. this is wher

both the countries are observing a period of national mourning as more than 40 people died in those floods. >>> officialspakistan say 32 militants have been killed after fighter jets bombed suspected militant positions in the north of the country close to the border with afghanistan. the authorities say miran shah say important commanders in the insurgency have been among those killed. >>> just a day to go now before the european elections. the former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has been talking about a variety of things. the parties, his relationship with angela merkel, his fears for the eu. berlusconi is carrying out community service at the moment after being convicted of tax fraud. he told the bbc that the euro could collapse unless there is a radical shakeup. >> translator: we need to radically change the situation in europe. for example, the fact that the uk is not in the eurozone and we are is a complete disaster. we need radical changes, otherwise the economic situation will force us and other european countries to abandon the euro and go back to our national currencies. the european

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officials in this country say what has happened is likely the deadliest mine accident in turkey's history. the government declared three days of national mourningcials say it was likely caused by an electrical fire. once that fire began, the mine shaft, and this is a very deep mine, quickly filled with toxic fumes. we don't know exactly how many people were in the mine. one turkish official said more than 700 miners were inside at the time. it happened during a shift change, so some miners were coming out, others were coming in. because of this overlap, officials have not been able to tell family members exactly who's missing, who's dead, who may have been injured. so, there is a lot of frustration. what we think we know so far is that about 200 miners were killed. 250 survived. 80 were injured. the rest remain unaccounted for. richard engel, nbc news, istanbul. >>> thousands of people forced from their homes by a wildfire near san diego were allowed to return overnight. the fire has burned at least 800 acres since it started tuesday, coming dangerously close to homes. fire officials say they've made good progress but they warn a wind-driven fi

the army. it said:. >> officials say the landslide is caused by heavy rain. flash floods left 180 people dead in the past few weeks. the scale here is different, and the mourning has begun. there are fears there may be another landslide. >>> a classified u.s. senate report list jebudi a home to a c.i.a. black site. it outlines controversial counterterrorism operations including torture and secret abductions. they are deciding whether to take the case of a man who said he was tortured here. it could open the door to action against c.i.a. jason leopold is was. great to see you. is it possible that jebbuedy did not know what happened. >> it is possible. that's what the ambassador to jebudi told me yesterday. for the c.i.a.'s rendition programme to work, they needed cooperation from intelligence agencies and governments involved, which, as far as we know, at this point totals about 54 countries that have been involved in the programme. >> we don't know much about the c.i.a.s use of country in africa. is that why jebudi's case is significant. >> the case of the yemeni man, it would be the first case that would explore - if they take it - that would explore the role

wrapped up the thousands of students came to the service to mourn six of their fellows in still than that deadly rampage university of california officials students sleaze and others who dealt with the tragedy. president urged that the victim's be remembered for what they did and their brief lives and said they would not be gone as long as people call them in their hearts were also heard from the father of the victim to to live at the 5:00 hour he says now in order to honor his son's memory he wants change. to assist their got a phone call from a congressperson to express condolences. it's all the person and i was i interested in a phone call from them to express condolences and sadness about what happens that was unacceptable. and so a person back to congress and he does something. they're done nothing that's what chris died the other kids in my opinion my family's pain and that is why chris other kids died. the situation has gone for too long look how many more people are going to have to die in the situation before from its salts. a short stint as you just heard from chris was shot all is the convenience store here received a standing

hundred people were confirmed it has been no official statements or fall on the exact a toll afghan president karzai has designated sunday as the national day of mourning the two mudslides happened within an hour walk or out of each other. around midday on friday the second daring rescues who had come in to help survivors. this is the most residential designs to dip into afghanistan and in quite some time. in fact the last two weeks have been particularly bad. um that has been in the considerable loss of life from flooding. both of landslides from the rain as to what's important. it is not just to be able to provide this immediate response. between the untouched organization for migration of very much focusing on helping villagers prevent these disasters in the splits. and the war on this now we're joined by our correspondent john yoo andrew jones of live from kabul for the latest on the situation in afghanistan. hello to you and what's the situation now on the ground. engaging first the farm like to stay tuned out that number up to us through is quite confusing because off the absence of one of the show the correct number so that you know what the med

the central city mourned those killed in tuesday's deadly bombing. some disturbing images. >> one of the many people killed. >> able to get out, this is very unfortunate. >> and the main market, red cross officialsere still looking for body parts. some on the roofs of nearby buildings. in the hours after the attack, they found complete bodies thousand there by the force of the ex-motion. >> just like that. >> irene was lucky to have survived. she was buying food from one of the stalls when the bomb was detonated. >> she said i might be saved but i am not happy after seeing all all of those people. >> this is the central force by the blast, the goods that they were terming remains true all around. through second hand. we -- fire spoke of the market, and police are saying they will have to go into them to see if there is anybody under the rubble. >> at hospitals across the city, the injured received treatment. >> i don't know what happened. i just -- it just found myself in a fire. everywhere was black, i was running in the fire -- i didn't think it was real at first. and then i realized the pain i was burning in a fire, and i said no. i can't die here. >> . >> does not claim responsible but many

still, officials in this country say this is likely the worst mining accident in turkey's street. the government has declared three days of national mourning. a massive rescue operation is underway this morning at a coal mine in soma, turkey, about 150 miles south of istanbul after an explosion triggered a fire, which trapped hundreds of workers more than a mile underground. officials say the explosion may have been caused by a faulty electrical transformer. the blast happened during a shift change, so there is some uncertainty over the exact number of workers still inside. the crowds gathered outside the mine, while rescue teams pumped oxygen inside. those lucky enough to get out alive had inhaled smoke and coal dust. the turkish prime minister said that some of the miners had been pulled out. as for others, she said, the rescue continues. for families and friends at the local hospital, fear and frustration grow as they wait for answers. my elder brother is inside the hospital, said this man. he was working from 8:00 until 4:00, but we didn't hear from him. now we are waiting. this mine is very deep, and it is still on fire, which means t

woodruff: the college town of isla vista, california, just outside santa barbara, remained in mourning on this holiday, after a troubled student went on a killing spree there friday night. officials have worked to piece together what happened. >> woodruff: the parents of elliot rodger called the police and rushed to isla vista desperate to stop their son, but were too late. by the time they arrived on friday night, rodger had killed six people, injured 13 more and shot himself. rodger emailed a 140-page "manifesto" as he described it, to his parents shortly before the rampage. in it, he mapped out his troubled life and what he called a "day of retribution". he had been planning the attack for three years, according to what he wrote in the manifesto. he also posted multiple videos to you-tube. the most recent one was uploaded the day before the shooting. in these videos he swore to annihilate all the women who, he said, had rejected him. >> i've waited a long time for this. i'll give you exactly what you deserve, all of you, all you girls who rejected me and looked down upon me and treated me like scum. >> woodruff: in late april deputies from the sheriff's office visited rodger a

the state. no homes are damaged, but three people are still missing. >>> a day of mourning and reflection moments ago, officialsn his massacre friday night, his mother and hollywood director father reportedly found his disturbing 140-page manifesto. they tried to find him, but it was too late. roger killed six and hurt 13 others before turning the gun on himself. three more victims have been identified, all stabbed to death. two were his roommates. >>> pope francis finishing up his trip through the middle east after calling tensions between israel and the palestinians increasingly unacceptable. the pontiff invited the israeli and palestinian president to meet at the vatican. they both accepted. earlier the pope prayed at the western wall in jerusalem and laid a wreath at israel's holocaust museum. in a few hours, he will hold a mass at the site where the last supper is believed to have taken place. >>> ryan hunter-rhae is your indy 500 champion. >> the final lap of the indianapolis 500, ryan hunter-rhae! here comes castroneves! >> he's the first american to take home the checkered flag since 2006. the race came

the search continues, we do have new images of what appears to be a turkish official kicking a mourn mourner. we'll show those to you. >>> a very serious situation under way and nine fires burning over 9,000 acres this morning. how crews now are helping out, coming up next. >>> new this morning a semi truck bursts into flames and side swipes a funeral home. a look at the damage. >>> burning down homes in southern california. which bay area fire crews are on their way to help. >>> we're going to get a little bit of heat relief in your inland valleys for today. significant cooling at the coast, getting into tomorrow. those coastal clouds return, the heat backs off and then we get a cooling trend for your weekend. we'll show you how this plays out for your microclimate in moments. >>> and we're looking at the build. the traditional pattern in most spots in san francisco. an issue for muni, as well as local traffic coming up. >>> a live look outside this morning in the bay bridge and beautiful sunrise. it's thursday, may 15th. this is "today in the bay." >>> well, good thursday morning t

officials say the section of rails that snapped and caused a subway train to derail was installed just weeks ago. the friday morning derailment injured 19 passengers. >>> in minnesota, that state mourning the loss of its longest-serving congressman. he was 79 years old. the veteran democrat served 18 terms in congress and is survived by his wife, four children and eight grandchildren. >>> as we reported earlier, house speaker john boehner has announced the creation of a special committee to investigate benghazi coming after the newly released bombshell e-mails this past week. the house oversight and government reform committee announcing it has issued a subpoena for secretary of state john kerry. he is set to testify at its may 21st hearing. the chairman of that committee as has accused the white house of hiding records following an earlier subpoena and then there were the controversial comments by tommy vieter when he appeared on "special report" with bret baier. >> you also changed attacks to demonstrations in the talking points? >> maybe. i don't really remember. >> you don't remember? >> dude, this was two years ago -- >> it's what everybody is talking about. >> joining me is a col

people in the balkans are mourning the dead, but the floods have also destroyed a way of life. people here say things will never be the same. aljazeera, western serbia. >> officialsorry about the spread of disease across that flooded region. much of it is farmland, leaving behind numerous dead animals. >> mainstream republicans have fought or tea party challenges in primaries. the biggest came in kentucky for senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. they painted mcconnell as the face of the washington elite and not conservative enough. it didn't work. he easily beat bevin, taking 60% of the vote with that a five way senate race is now a run i don't have between congressman jack kingston and businessman david perdue. three tea party candidates lost in that race and in idaho, congressman mike simpson beat his tea party challenger 62% to 38%. six states held primaries yesterday, the first big day of voting in an important mid term season. the next is june 3 when voters head to the poles in eight states. here to discuss yesterday's results and how it will impact the november elections is jason johnson, political science professor who joins us from atlanta this morning

the official and his family. >>> his neighbor says he was brilliant and it is a life that is cut way too short. >> i saw him leave this morning and they were sad and in mourning. >> how a bay area community is remembering one of their own killed in the massacre in santa barbara. >> also new files on princess diana are being released. what they reveal. >> and three men missing after a huge mudslide, why they were there in the first place. >>> san >>> sancomplete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news. >>> elliot rodger left a trail of threats online. he also sent a manifesto with his parents ktherapist -- and therapists moments before the killing spree. >> he shot at me multiple times and somehow even though i hadn't ran yet he didn't hit me. >> officials say friday's killings began at elliot rodger's apartment where he stabbed three people. they were all from the bay area. two were from san jose and the third from fremont. that is where ktvu's noelle walker spock to the neighbors of -- spoke to the neighbors of weihan wang. she joins us live now from fremont with what she has been able to learn. >> reporter: this is where weih

officials say the landslide is caused by heavy rains that have effected five provinces. in the past week, flash floods have left at least 180 people dead. but the scale here is totally different and the mourningas already begun. there are also fears there may be another landslide. >>> al jazeera's producer is in kaboul and joins us now. first of all, tell us what you have been hearing from local officials i understand you have been talking to in the last few minutes. >> yes, the government officials telling us that the landslide happened in the daylight at least 12 hours ago and the -- the search for missing people is still continuing, and the rescue operation is very limited, very basic. the local police were the first people to -- to arrive at the scene. they could not help, and they had not enough heavy machinery to dig. the local governor tells me that they even did not have enough shovels to dig for more people. >> all right. now heavy machinery is needed, is enough international help coming through to such a difficult area? >> it is instead a very difficult area, as you see it is in north of afghanistan located in the mountains, very rugged area, sometimes very difficult for transport t

school officials declared tuesday a day of mourning and reflection for the campus. over 20,000 people,most of them students, gathered inside the campus stadium last night for what turns out to be a heart wrenching vigil. stephanie elam is live in santa barbara with much more. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: good morning, kate. it was just the beginning of a healing process and the ucsb community coming together to show that they're stronger than this tragedy. >> not one more. not one more. >> reporter: chanting to end gun violence around 20,000 people packed a uc santa barbara stadium. >> we are here because we want to share memories of the young lives struck down far too soon. >> reporter: honoring all six victims murdered in the killing spree at the hand of 22-year-old elliott rodger, speaker desmanneding change so a deadly rampage like this does not happen again. >> how many more people are going to have to die in this situation before the problem gets solved? >> reporter: already one proposed change. two california assembly members announcing legislation t

the force and father of two teen daughters, died. >> i join all granite staters in mourning the loss of brentwood police officer steve arkell, who died tonight doing his job, protecting his community. >> reporter: officialsay officer arkell was responding to a domestic abuse call when he was shot. another officer who entered the home later was driven out by gunfire. >> other officers arrived, and a short time later, the home was engulfed in flames and later exploded. >> reporter: officials did not say what caused the fire and explosion, and that local authorities will be joined in the investigation by the state fire marshall's office, the fbi, and the atf. authorities identified the suspected gunman as 47-year-old michael nolan. we expect to get some more details about this fire and the shooting a little later today when authorities meet again with the media. in the meantime, the governor has ordered state flags lowered to half staff. matt, >> ron mott up in new hampshire this morning. thank you very much. >> now an unexpected turn of events in a closely watched congressional race in north carolina. the democratic primary there featured former "american idol" singer clay aiken taking on 71-year-old keith

the seaside city of odessa still mourning the forty two victims of last week's massive inferno started by pro-government radical nationalists thousands in the city attended a church service held in their honor while an official investigation is underway russia has described what happened as an act of barbarism anti government protesters holed up in the odessa trade union building jumped out of windows to escape the fire only to be beaten up when they hit the ground some of them even shot according to witnesses and ukraine's radical nationalist right sector group is believed to be one of the main figures behind that info. now my colleague bill dog spoke with foreign affairs analyst richard baca he said that if the government in kiev doesn't change its approach more bloodshed is the only thing to follow the latter is the fire and if the ukrainian forces the greater good by that point the government in kiev carry out more harsh measures like we've seen in the less few days more murderous actions let's call it by its right name that it is very likely that the situation will escalate simply that people in the east who do not want to live under this government are not going to accept that you talk about murderous

national day of mourning in afghanistan where nearly an entire village was buried by a wall of rocks and dirt. 2,000 are dead. officials say there's no hope of finding survivors after the mud slide. our reporter reports that there are safety concerns for residence of the village. >> reporter: a mass prayer for a mass grave. these afghan villages have given up on finding survivors of the land slide. now they want to locate bodies of families and friends. a focus has moved to helping hundreds that lost their homes. >> translation: i'm a survivor that came out of the mud. right now we need tents so we can be sheltered from the rain. around 700 houses are under threat. there are four valleys where water can flow into here. if water flows in, the village will be underwater. >> digging machines have been forced to find thousands under the mud. >> >> translation: several members of my family were here. four or five killed here. i'm half alive. what can i do? >> days of rain caused the side of this mountain to collapse. mud and rocks swept. >> the village below, destroying everything in its way. hundreds of homes were buried, burying people inside. volunteers from nearby villa

officials with the gun maker are expected to fly to san joaquin county to fix the problem. >>> a family in vacaville is mournings of their 37- year-old daughter, killed while on her way to texas to start a new life. last monday morning, 37-year- old natalie levine was driving with her boyfriend and her 16- year-old son raymond. all three are deaf. they were on an interstate in new mexico when a big rig rear ended levine's car. there was an explosion and her car rolled over several times, killing her and her boyfriend. >> losing my daughter, it's unbearable. it's really hard. >> levine's son was in the front passenger seat. he says he was asleep when the crash happened and remembers his mother putting out her arm to protect him. once in the hospital, he did not know how to contact relatives, so he reached out through facebook and was reunited. friends have now started an online account to help the family with expenses. >>> well, we are learning more information about a fire that claimed the lives of two people in sunnyvale. it happened at a mobile home early thursday morning. investigators say statements made by

still mourning the forty two victims of last week's massive inferno started by pro-government radical nationalists thousands in the city attended a church service held in there on a while and official investigation is now underway antigovernment protesters holed up in the odessa trade union building jumped out of the windows to escape the inferno only to be attacked upon their fall many died this way while others were choked and even shot according to witnesses ukraine's radical nationalist rights group is believed to have been one of the main figures behind the blaze. and ukraine says it's halted its operation in a matter your poll because of the risk of civilian casualties but says it had only targeted terrorists foreign affairs analyst richard becker says that if the government in kiev doesn't change its approach only more bloodshed will follow. collation latter is the fine and gives the ukrainian forces a great goodbye that as you say self-appointed government in kiev or carry out more harsh measures like we've seen in the last few days more murderous actions let's call it by its right name that it is very likely that this situation will escalate and particularly we will see yo

mourning. i included we have the atmosphere in this city of a just. those who have lost their loved ones blaze on may second begin to bury their dead officials are citingnvestigation as the primary reason for holding the bodies of those who died inside the halls of trade unions in morgue the real number of those who died is much higher dozens went missing at the same time of the tragic blaze and which of course our city is quite big but still like a village where everybody knows each other and we understand that such a number of people who couldn't have just disappeared into. the authorities don't want to tell the truth officials who've been appointed by the self-imposed. struggle to blame on anybody first it was the russian secret services then they have said that the police are largely to blame for the number of the dead over the people are not happy with any explanation and. i was trying to call the police ambulances but no one responded immediately or tell us they were simply not going to rescue us when we rushed to the windows to jump through molotov cocktails i'm sure. they were burning onsen scientists trapped on purpose there's panic there are