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white house considers sanctions against russia. a year later, remembering the lives lost at the boston marathon. a survivor tells us why she is returning to boston for the race. five days in detroit fighting the brain drain, and how young entrepreneurs are helping to bring the city back. we begin with a doixing story from developing story from south korea. a ferry started sinking with more than 330 students and teachers on board. a dramatic scene unfolded as passengers were pulled from the water. it happened 60 miles off the southern tip of south korea. harry fawcett has the litst from sole. the majority of the passengers on board the vessel were students. 16-17-year-old students from a suburb south of the capital in seoul, on their way from the port of inion on the west coast, down to the holiday island of jeju. we understand there were perhaps 320, perhaps slightly more students and teachers on the school trip. as well as that, perhaps 100 or more passengers. ....
it s one of the most expensive towns - stretched to its limits. this fossil finds a new home. we are on the road for a dinodeliver to the world s most popular natural history museum. we start with developments in ukraine, because we are hearing that pro-russia separatists c confronted tanks in 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 f ....
for me as a first-time voter, i m not willing to vote on who made the mistake, but who has the ideology. we meet some of the first-time voters in india s general election. in the last few hours armed men in fat eegs flying the russian flag seized ukrainian military vehicles and occupied the ukrainian buildings in the eastern part of the country. in donetsk pro-russian groups took control of the city council building, the second building to be occupied - people calling from regional powers to outright ses session. pro-russian separatists confronted tanks in the eastern city of kramatorsk. an air base was taken back from separatists. it s part of a wider offensive. in slovyansk, soldiers claiming allegiance to moscow took over tanks from ukrainian forces. we ll go live to our correspondents in the cities in a moment. first, a look at where those cities are on the map. they are all part of the cities boarding rush a. we be joined from slovyansk. across the east there ....
we look at how much of a difference he might be able to make. tearing down the old detroit like an urban etch-a-sketch. tonight what the new detroit might look like. our top story - hope fading for dozens of families in south korea. an international rescue team is searching for survivors of a ferry that sank yesterday in the yellow sea. 475 on board, 300 teenagers on a school trip. the death toll is up to nine. here is a look at the route the ferry was taking, leaving the port city of inchon, headed to the island of jeju, and here is where something apparently happened. they reached the southern tip of the peninsula, near the island of jindo. the early stages of this disaster were filled with terror for the passengers as the ferry launched on to its side, but also with some hope. the rescue operation was under way swiftly, survivors plucked from the ship and the water. as they came asheer the government s ashore the government s response center said 358 had been ....
helped to heal new york a9/11, and became a major destination for film makers around the world. deescalation, that s the coal of a diplomatic deal goal of a diplomatic deal for the ukraine. the deal was reached in ukraine, here is what it says: after announcing the deal secretary of state john kerry called on the russians to stick to it. we expect the russian separatists who they have been supporting lay down their arms, leave the buildings and pursue their political objectives through the constitution that the agreement guarantees. the white house welcomed the agreement. president obama voiced doubt about the commitment to see it through. libby casey reports from the white house. president obama not expressing a lot of confidence in the deal, saying he s waiting to see proof that russia is serious about changing the situation on the ground. he said at this point no one is sure of anything, although he used words like hope and promise, and said there is a ....