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Level of destruction from the sky, as you try to protect innocent people? >> well, again, i will repeat myself, it is heartbreaking. we are being vastly outnumbered by their jets and they have pulled out from their territory lots of surface-air missiles. because they're basically unreachable in the moment. and it's really hard to see that. >> and we were just showing some dramatic footage in one ukrainian city that is controlled by the russians. and they're using explosives and all sorts of things to scatter protesters, people who are trying to rise up, as part of a resistance. we can talk abo...

The cops made just three dozen arrests last night, way down from the 200 plus on monday but during the night, police did fire tear gas and pepper spray to scatter protesters that wouldn't leave, once the streets were clear, everything stayed largely calm up until day break. today maryland's governor says the curfew was a success. >> it was a terrific night, but you know we're still vigilant. we don't know that things are over with. there's still some raw emotions still frustrations and we're just going to make sure to continue to maintain the peace in the city so we have more niekts like last ...

Dread and uncertainty. you get the impression that many egyptians are feeling that today. it's quiet right now. i think that has a lot to do with the state of emergency declared last night after an awful day of violence. we have another new death toll and it's jaw dropping. according to the health ministry, more than 520 people killed. it's this number that has many people calling yesterday a massacre. for weeks, egypt's military-backed interim government had promised to crush a six-week long sit-in demonstration in support of the ousted president morsi. on wednesday they delivered with a fero...

Everything to do with a state of emergency declared last night after an awful day of violence. the death toll now stands at a staggering 520 people. that's going to be one of the deadliest death tolls in modern history here in egypt and it's those kind of numbers that have many describing yesterday as a massacre. for weeks, egypt's military-backed interim government had promised to crush a six-week long sit-in demonstration in support of the ousted president mohamed morsi. on wednesday, they delivered with a ferocious crackdown. authorities claim initially they used tear gas and water canons t...