The museum built at a cost of 700 million is designed to capture the raw emotions of that day, the panic, heartbreak and of course the heroism. We are at the ceremony. Give us your impressions of what you ever all right seen. Its gray day, going to be a somber day, but also spiritually uplifting day. We were uplifted when we saw the museum for the first time. Its pretty well known that america does museums on this scale very well and new york has served the country proudly with this museum. This is a very, very powerful exhibit, and its tastefully done, as well. I think that when people come here to see this, theyre going to be taken on a ride that will bring the emotions to the surface really very quickly. Now of course, there are controversies, not least of all the 24 fee that employees of the public ever to pay each to get in. Lets come back to the controversies later in this hour, put them to one side for now, because there are plenty of others as well. For now, lets take you on a
Digital database from the library of congress. The violence continues in odessa where hundreds of prorussian activists attacked a Police Station in the ukrainian port city. They are demanding the release of those arrested after deadly clashes on friday. Al jazeeras jonah hull is outside of that Police Station reporter this angry crowd that has gathered outside a central Police Station in odessa believing that a number of people arrested on friday night are being held inside. These people have managed to gain access to the Police Station breaking down a garage, a vehicle garage door at the side of the building making their way in, smashing windows, furniture and doors on the inside. The crowd, several hundred strong, has been ringed by a line of riot police on the outside, evidently trying to localize the violence as traffic passes by and people continue to go about their business. But inside that ring of police feel as if the crowd is continuing to try and gain access, chanting loudly,
Troops to fight overseas. The 9 11 museum in new york is proving controversial for almost everybody. There have been dozens of if you know release in turkey for miners killed in an eggs motion on tuesday. The president has been visiting the site where 282 people lost their lives. He protectioned sympathies, but many are angry about poor Safety Standards. The main labor unions called a strike and there have been protests in other parts of the country. This is the nearest big city to where the accident happened. We can go to our correspondent in istanbul at the moment, but first, lets go where the worst mining disaster has occurred. More burials today and the rescue operation or the recovery operation continues. Into this mix comes the president. The president has been visiting the mine shaft behind me. The situation there still very depressing, because its so long since theyve had a rescued live person come before the crowds. In fact, more than 18 hours now, were told. Were now in a pos