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Ukrainians in Los Angeles React to Russian Occupation of Crimea

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Los Angeles is home to one of the nation's biggest populations of Ukrainian-Americans. With tension rising in the homeland we took a look in on the local community. Ukrainians gathered on Sunday to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the birth of the country's most celebrated poet.

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