ANNOUNCER: This is CNN breaking news.</s>COSTELLO (voice-over): We just got word from Australian officials that at least 80 bodies remain at the crash site in Eastern Ukraine. Nick Paton Walsh told us a little earlier that a small group of investigators have finally managed to get to this crash site. They really want to remove those bodies, but, again, the latest breaking news, 80 bodies still at that crash site waiting to come home. Other top stories for you at 56 minutes past the hour. A pro-North Korean newspaper says imprisoned American Kenneth Bae feels abandoned by the United States. The paper was granted access to Bae by the North Korean government which is known for extracting propaganda friendly statements from prisoners. Bae is serving a 15-year sentence for allegedly trying to bring down the government. Parts of UCLA's campus knee-deep in water. This is the scene after nearly 20 millions of water gushed from a broken water main Wednesday. Hundreds of vehicles were damaged. Some are still stranded in flooded garages. The high water put six facilities out of commission. The famous John Wooden basketball court possibly ruined for good. UCLA says the city should help pay for the cleanup.</s>COSTELLO (on camera): The next hour of NEWSROOM after a break.
80 Bodies Still at MH-17 Crash site