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siemens. answers. bottom of the hour now. across ukraine, voters have been streaming to the polls, choosing a new president. despite violence in the country's eastern portion, and threats by pro-russian militants. >> while there are long lines, the voters in the capital kiev, it's very different in the east. lot of polling sites in eastern ukraine aren't even open today. >> cnn chief national security correspondent jim sciutto joins us from the ukrainian capital kiev. jim, voting started about six hours ago. there's been a lot of violence in the east. is that keeping people from the polls? >> well, it's really a tale of two different countries here in kiev in the western part of the country closer to europe, you have very good turnout. the first voter to cast his ballot in the capital raised his hand and shouted "democracy." in the east where we returned from, only a fifth of polling stations are open, none in the capitol dough netsing. people kept from the threats of violence and also pro-national im. it appears none of the people in the rally in the eastern city of donetsk have any intention of voting. under a statue of lenin and waving russian flags they cheered nor a new russia, independent of the government in kiev and closer to neighboring moscow. traveling east of the regional capital through checkpoints manned by pro-russian separatists, we find many voters won't even have the chance to vote. in the eastern town of mariyuvka, election materials sit burning outside the polling station and inside local police looked less than interested in chasing the guilty parties. who came here to burn the ballots and materials outside? and witnesses are too afraid to tell their stories of an armed assault on the election headquarters? so who gave this order? outside a representative of the self-declared donetsk people's republic is more than willing to claim credit, showing me papers ordering closure of all polling stations here. what is the reason given for shutting down the polling stations. >> translator: in this region, 98% of the people voted for our independence. we don't have any connection to ukraine. >> reporter: and why residents who oppose the militants would not speak on camera, their supporters are eager to. why did you vote for that? >> we want independence. there is nothing in kiev. so many people died because of them. i will not go to vote. >> reporter: sunday's vote will be a test of ukrainian's loyalties, east or west. division or a united ukraine. there are more than 1,000 international observers in ukraine now, including former u.s. secretary of state madeleine albright. number of voting violations already reported but observers have to be aware of the danger in the east. they only have a very small team because they know a lot of the polling stations are closed and also they have to be conscious, victor and christi, of the plet of violence. >> indeed. jim sciutto for us from kiev, thank you. a question, were warning signs miss with the shooter in this california rampage? we're showing you more of the terrifying moment when the shots rang out. 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>> in the back. >> reporter: the worst is too gruesome to show. christopher ross martinez was headed to the deli to get something to eat. surveillance show him running inside, bullets hit him twice. the ucsp student bleeds to death on the floor as his friends try to keep him alive using cpr. >> it was very horrible, it was very, very, like i saw some of it and i couldn't finish, like you can't imagine the horrible. >> multiple gunshot victims in front of iv ye deli. >> reporter: from the deli the gunman drove to this apartment complex where ellen cotton recorded the barrage of bullets on her iphone. >> can't find the words, horrible, sad, i'm still like in shock that like this happened here, and it was just so random. >> reporter: in the angle that we can't show you, you see the victim's friends trying to comfort him, trying to resuscitate him. there's the woman who dials 911 who refuses to leave even as bullets are flying over her head. this deli, a microcosm of bravery and humanity, even in the face of such horror. he key i don't think l.a., cnn, isla vista, california. >> eyuck, we appreciate it, thank you. just moments ago the sheriff in santa barbara county told us that the shooter had planned this for at least a year. up next, with he'll ask a clinical psychologist whether this rampage could have been prevented. i don't just make things for a living i take pride in them. so when my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis was also on display, i'd had it. i finally had a serious talk with my dermatologist. this time, he prescribed humira-adalimumab. humira helps to clear the surface of my skin by actually working inside my body. in clinical trials, most adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority of people were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer have happened. blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure have occurred. before starting humira, your doctor should test you for tb. ask your doctor if you live in or have been to a region where certain fungal infections are common. tell your doctor if you have had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have symptoms such as fever, fatigue, cough, or sores. you should not start humira if you have any kind of infection. make the most of every moment. ask your dermatologist about humira, today. clearer skin is possible. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve. at humana, we believe if healthcare changes, if it becomes simpler... if frustration and paperwork decrease... if grandparents get to live at home instead of in a home... the gap begins to close. so let's simplify things. let's close the gap between people and care. ♪ let's close the gap between people and care. free hot breakfast options. hampton, enjoy our you did a great job. it looks good! ...then fuel up with double points or double miles on your next getaway. make every stay more rewarding and feel the hamptonality tomorrow is the day of retribution. a day in which i will have my revenge against humanity. >> that was 22-year-old elliot rodger the man who police say killed six people in southern california before taking his own life. rodger posted that video to youtube the day before the rampage. >> a manifesto, 141 pages rodger left behind. we heard he sent that manifesto to law enforcement. these are pictures by the way from rodger's facebook page. >> let's bring in clinical psychologist dr. jeff gardere. we spoke the last hour about some of the signs, and i want to speak about something specifically mentioned in this manifesto. the video game "world of war craft" he mentions it 41 times by name and he says at age 1 when his mom moved to another apartment i'll read from it "i was able to play "world of war craft" along with "halo ii" on x-box live. the ability to play games have w people online temporarily filled up the social aspect of it. he ends with this i hid myself away in the online world of war craft a place where i felt comfortable and secure. there are references to something a character said in the game. the question what is the line? is it identifiable for parents watching to know the isolation and the video became playing is more than just a teenaged fad or some phase they're going through. >> exactly. and it is a deadly mix, victor. what we know is that studies have shown that kids who are consumed with playing video games may be at risk for violence, but don't engage in the violence for the most part. however, when you have someone who is socially isolated, who doesn't have friends, who may be violent, or have a lot of anger issues, and they fall into the virtual reality of just game playing and doing it for hours upon hours, and there's nothing else going on in their lives, then that does put them at risk for acting out later, and this is the common thread that we've seen with a lot of the mass shooters, that they haven't been able to live in our world, our reality that we share, but they can live in this virtual reality, where they become gods and can control the world in any way they can and it also increases their aggression. >> well, we know he wasn't just doing that. he was writing this manifesto and the sheriff, bill brown, revealed to us just a short time ago that rodger, based on everything they can see, was planning this attack for at least a year. >> correct. >> is that common for people, you know, who carry out mass shootings like this to plan that meticulously? >> it really isn't common. what we see is they build up the resentment and the anger and the rage oef the years, or you know, within the year before, or a few weeks before, there's a trigger and they go off. this individual appears to have been planning this since 2013, as we can tell from the manifes manifesto. he kept saying, you know what? if i can just get a girl, if i can just have intimate relations with a woman, if society would just accept me, then i won't act out. i won't have this retribution. so in his mind, he kept giving people these chances, but it was a no win situation because in his mind, no matter what people did, it was never enough. they always slighted him, again n his mind, and that's why he was planning this for some period of time. >> jeff, we might have the opportunity to save some lives this morning, to stop something like this from happening again. if you can give parents out there who have a teenager who will wake up this morning and just start playing the game and when they're done with the game go back to sleep in that same room, this young man, 22 years old, when there was this welfare check he seemed normal sew knew how to act as if everything was okay. how does a parent have that kfgs and get to the heart of what could be a very dangerous element in their child? >> i think this is something that parents have to have the patience to teal with over time, not get into a situation of just appeasing their kids, keeping them quiet, if they're not acting out, by allowing them to continue playing the video games. they have to confront the devil within, if you will. they have to do the hard work of saying wait a minute, there's something going on. we want to you get help. we want to you get therapy and we're going to stay in this with you. too afternoon the parents are in denial, or the work is just overwhelming, as i believe it was for these parents of this particular person, as it was for the parents of the other mass shooters. it was overwhelming. they just could not handle the enormity of the mental health problems that their children had. >> it is a task to take hand of certainly, and you can understand that in some regard. dr. jeff we want you to take a look at this picture. this is pope francis praying at the separation wall between bethlehem and jerusalem. how significant is this gesture? 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