BERMAN: The Egyptian government has suspended all soccer matches after a clash with the police. At least 19 people were killed with the violence. Let's get to latest with Ian Lee in Cairo this morning. Ian, what happened?</s>IAN LEE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: John, we are getting a better picture of what took place. Thousands of fans trying to enter the stadium through a very narrow metal gateway. Some described it as a cage. Fans started pushing trying to force their way in, fans without tickets. That's according to the Ministry of Interior. They then used tear gas to disburse the crowd. That is when we had a stampede and resulted in the high death count. The morning after, you can see the pictures of the shoes left on the ground from those who died and also those who just were trying to flee to get out of there. I went to the morgue last night and talking to family members and friends. Some of the friends were in the crowds. Their loved ones dead in the morgue, very angry and blaming the government for not ensuring that there will be safety procedures in place to make sure something like this didn't happen. There was also blame on the president. He released a statement saying that they will investigate what happened yesterday and hold whoever is responsible accountable -- John.</s>BERMAN: Ian Lee for us in Cairo. Terrible scene there. Thanks so much, Ian. Bill Cosby canceled shows after a new accuser comes forward. What the former model says the comedian did to her next.
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