you re very close to where eight patients are at the hospital. at least ten total were injured. andrea, what are you learning about those who were injured right now? well, as the grandmother that you just interviewed had said, there s a lot of still very dicey situations in terms of people are still in criti condition and it s unclear whether and by how much the death poll can rise in the next couple of days. have you seen families or spoken to other family who is are no doubt hoping for the best but not getting the best news necessarily? yes. and there s a lot of people who gathered at the vigil tonight whether it be family members or knew other parishioners and because they haven t released
maybe this is the way it s going to be. it s not against great powers. yeah, the free world z against a common enemy. it certainly feels less safe tonight. you made this point well earlier this evening as we were first getting reports of the real scale of this. you pointed out no terrorist attack is like any other terrorist attack. that said, if you re talking scale, the thing this brings to mind is something like mumbai. it is something like the westgate shopping center, nairobi attack. not just because of the large death poll, but because it was multiple attackers, coordinate aid tack. it went on for a while and we did not know when it was going to end and that was part of the terror. looking back at those kinds of
reports three people died. it s not just the death poll, though, that s in dispute. reporter: a nationalist attack, or an elaborate propaganda stunt? how and why these cars were torched are now key questions impacting ukraine s future. uri is one of the many pro-russian militants who now control the town. he shows me where he says he helped fight off an attack on this checkpoint. he says these were among the four cars which approached before people got out and started shooting. this man says he was at the barricade when it came under fire. he says he saw his friend die before reinforcements arrived to help them. the new pro-russian administration says six people were killed in the shootout. three from each side. and the surviving attackers fled in their remaining two cars. everyone here says they know who to blame. right sector, that s who
their difficult work of trying to recover bodies. at this point, deborah, we still don t have a full understanding of the scope of this stratraged. we know the official death poll stands at 17, but there are many more bodies still in the debris. 90 people are still said to be missing. right now it s not raining at the moment, but basically there s been a steady rain over the past 24 hours and it s supposed to continue throughout the weekend. that s just going to make life a lot more difficult for folks at the scene as they wade through the mud and try to rove beloeco belongings and recover bodies. deborah? it s incredible. we ve soon an avalanche of mud. it s been raining for days. is there any concern that other area, at risk? are they considering any potential evacuations of surrounding communities? at this point, no. the land seems to be stable, but they re keeping a close eye out
poised to meet with his russian counterpart in london. and the wall street journal is reporting the new leaders have asked for intelligence. but in an effort to cool the heated climate, the white house has only agreed to military rations for now. the russian markets are way down this morning. 5%. so take us through the very latest in how this sends the ripple effect. we lost steve there. we apologize for that. we ll try to get that shot back for you. at this hour it s still considered a rescue mission. in new york city as crews are searching for survivors, they brought down two buildings in harlem. the the death poll is up to eight now. three people remain missing this morning. first responderring are using high-tech video cams to locate anyone trapped in the rubble.