the five kilometer walk starts from victoria park, goes through the main shopping area and ends in centralaccording to organizers more than hal mil people participated this year making it the largest protest in the past ten years. members of scholarism were in the middle of the march and making themselves heard. the route usually takes less than an hour to complete but this year demonstrators marched for more than five hours. at around 9:00 p.m. after workers have already left their offices, scholarism members finally reach central. instead of ending the protest, more than 2,000 people, mostly youngsters, decide to stage a sit-in. scholarism's leader joshua begins speaking on stage set up in the middle of the street. it's 90 minutes after the sit-in began. scholarism members begin moving toward the chief executive's office. by law sit-ins have to be preapproved. this one is impromptu so protesters could be arrested. it's past 11:00 p.m. by the too many scholarism members reach the chief executive's office. with the eyes of the media watching closely the demonstrators stand firm and hope to

government buildings are correspondent rym ancoats arrives at the park to be at the metro station near victoria park in the west of the capital he joins you live with the latest details so what are we hearing in this latest update rym on from what happened during this morning rush hour. well obviously the rescue crews are still working here on the scene i just saw some rescue workers going down with the jaws of life other colleagues came out carry the same instruments all bisley they're still working on getting that wreckage up are the tragedy occurred that during a this morning as everybody was going to work this is one of the busiest metro lines a year in moscow commentates about eight hundred thousand passengers per day and you can see we are just a few kilometers away from the city center from russia's a so-called a white house from the government building just a few kilometers away from the kremlin so that some a is that big through an area frequented by tourists russian and foreign alike so we are right here in the center mosco where this tragedy occurred the traffic seems to be going ok right

our correspondent among kosar a visit the park pretty metro station near victoria park in western moscow near where this tragedy happened heller a month so give us the latest emerging. hello there i just spoke to the head of the service of the russian a emergencies ministry and he said of the restoration here it said mr clark look insane here for at least another three to four hours or so just that there are still people who are still of bodies trapped under ground. zero on this lee a lot of victims as you have already reported to police that's when see people have to have a type as a result of this accident some of them actually i still below somewhat people have been taken to the hospital though those who were injured are already there i believe here from one of them right now. but ask the merging of the train abruptly stopped this is i need a blacked out then i realized i was suffocating i've never felt more scared in my life there was a horrible kind of there was hardly anything left of the front carriage just a big dent somebody then open the door and we got out of. all that was one

our correspondent in monaco survivors at the park park by via the metro station near victoria park in western moscow near to where the tragedy happened he joins us live with the latest details so what details are we hearing emerging from the latest information about this morning's rush hour. well the rescue operation is still ongoing it will be continuing for the next few hours or so the emergency ministry said that this lion the skyline will be operational within that's one to four hours hopefully but until then the rescue operation continues here you can see probably behind me they said that's the headquarters of their rescue operations and from time to time people are still going down there while i've been here for the last few hours have seen helicopters a common goal the same with the ambulances as well like you said at least that's when see people have died as a result of that so that number could still grow as a lot of people are in the hospital but right now let's say hear from one of the victims who was in that first. train car in the metro. that is quite that much in your po

. >> detectives get word that victoria's car has been spotted pulling into the hotel parking lot. >> m not trying to be mean -- >> do me a favor, be quiet, let me talk to him. >> victoria is arrested along with ellie and a young male friend. >> what is that? >> arresting officers bring the trio inside for questioning. >> hold on. ready? >> sergeant ed price can sense this situation will be better handled downtown at the state police station. >> we'll talk to everybody down at the police station. >> have you to tell us why we're under arrest. >> you're under arrest for pandering. >> what is pandering? >> pimping, prostitution, being an escort. i'm not going to sit here and we're not going to have a conversation. everyone is under arrest, period. >> i'm just asking. >> we'll talk later. >> that is not fair. >> there's nothing to talk about. >> that is not fair. >> make sure you grab her phone out of her hand. >> victoria protests her innocence to police, our camera crew and everyone else on the hotel's third floor. >> i'm on my period. who have you seen up in here [ muted ] with us? >>

park, rival game on national television. philadelphia freedom, home opener is tonight and just like years past they have got star power, superstar victoria azarenka is on the squad and she spoke to our leslie van arsdal about world team tennis. >> i think in our sport where it is so individual, even they when you on times play doubles, mixed doubles it is still more of an individual sport but here, you are play in the team. it kind of gives that spirit, a different format, you sometimes see it more challenging but i love to play and whenever i had an opportunity to play i always wanted to play. i'm very happy to be here. >> that is stars right here in town. >> yes. >> get out and support them on the main line. good time. >> we will be righ if he were a lobbyist... if they were political contributors... maybe tom corbett would listen to them, instead of cutting... funding for their schools. but corbett's huge tax giveaway to the oil and gas... industry has cost us billions. forced deep cuts in education. and his mismanagement caused a massive budget deficit. now corbett wants to give the oil and gas industry even... more handouts. because

park. a rivalry game going to be seen on national television. >>> the philadelphia freeze dom won tonight 19 to 18 in their home opener. like years past they got a lot of star power. victoriazarenka is on the squad working her way back from injury. she spoke to our lesley van arsdale about world team tennis. >> i think in our sport we're so individual and even though when you sometimes play doubles or mixed doubles it's still more individual sport but in here, you play for the team, so it kind of gives that spirit. the different format it's sometimes is more challenging but i love to play and i always whenever i have an opportunity i always want d to play so i'm very happy to be here. >> all right, go see them. we'll be back with more news after >> new tonight, for the first time a woman is featured in the new york city fire department's calendar of heroes. >> good for her. she represents the month of march. unlike the calendar guys who show off their abs, the 11 year veteran went with the gray tank and sus spenders. she's among 41 female firefighters in there department her fellow heroes are thrilled she's part of >> thank you for watching cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11 o'c