that is according to amnesty international. israel says they are responding to an upsurge in violence. time for our special series on farming. france's biggest agricultural fair is taking place in paris. today, we take you to an agricultural school and we discover the giant african snail. >> hello. welcome to our special edition from the paris agricultural fair. we will take a closer look at what it takes to become a farmer. youngsters have to learn their trade in specialized schools. the sun is up in the flock has arrived. class is in session. each week, trainees at this agricultural school spend three to four hours taking care of different animals. today's lesson -- the pedicure. > we are trimming the hooves. we make them flat so they don't get infected. it is hard work. >> students learn about each step along the production line, following the animal from its birth to the butcher. >> we keep track of the animals. we help supervise. they are doing it all. be a cut above the rest, students learn all the cuts -- loins, dozens o

amnesty international has slammed the violence in central african republic. labeling it ethnic cleansing. the french defense minister is now calling on international forces to put an end to attacks between christians and muslims by force if necessary. our reporter has more. defense minister is visiting the central african republic today, holding talks , of the new president course discussing security and what is needed to stop the violence definitively which has been wreaking havoc in the central african republic. ofre is clearly still a lot work for international forces to do. french and african union troops combined, there are about 7000 soldiers on the ground and violence has been slowed in many areas but we are still seeing intercommunal tensions, pillaging, and lynchings. at the moment, the french troops, their main mission is disarming groups in the north and the west of the country. the french defense minister has hinted previously that he is seeking a prolongation of the french operation -- has not been announced. the defense minister and the central

why do you call it amnesty? basically is a conditional pardon, all right, by the government. you got to go through a lot of hoops before you get anything close. you have to go through probationary status. you got to go through no welfare, pay your taxes, got to know english, history, civic, law enforcement record and then you get legalized and then you get a green card and then, then at the end of that process which probably takes ten years you get pardoned and you can become a citizen. why do you start off with the phrase amnesty. this is the thing that i think is killing the gop's reach out. >> well i probably indict, larry because i heard you use it first. i'm not here to debate the definition of that. the path to legalization. there are two other components that have to go hand-in-hand with that for gop to be successful. number one is a massive voter registration drive as a population overall hispanics lean center right but the voting population of hispanics is hard left. so first of all the republican party

cru chris hollier spoke from amnesty international. >> amnesty international is concerned about this. we are campaigning for the release of peter, mohammed and mohammed badr. we believe that they are prisoners of conscience, gaoled for the free expression of and for carrying out their role as terrorists, reporting what was going on. amnesty international campaigned for many years on freedom of expression. it's a fundamental human right guaranteed under the universal declaration of human rights. the free press is integral to the international human right. it's for that reason that amnesty is taking up ut case. it's for that reason that we call on the egyptian government to release them. and stop the repress taking place. >> while journalists have been arrested, scores have been killed. the situation is one of repress. this is one example of that repress, that journalists should be released and governments should stop killing citizens. >> anti-government protests should little sign of abating, parts of san christo ball resembles a war zone as tyres and roads were blocked. paratroops wer

bill, give us an amnesty to you pass an amnesty bill, bow to the wishes of big business, make no mistake put you in power, and we will take you out of power in 2014. [applause] it will do absolutely no good. a primary does not elect you. if you pass an amnesty bill you will see a record number of in -- individuals qualifying for the general elections to take you out of power. if you're going to vote like the democrats on important issues, like amnesty and immigration, then why do we want you in power to begin with? i was amazed that the tea party got blamed for the disastrous election results in 2012. for over a year, we were told by karl rove and the talking heads of the republican establishment mitt romney was the only candidate that could win. that he was our only chance to win. .e faced his torque losses who do they blame? the tea party. karl rove squandered what hundred million dollars of donations from big business and corporate sponsors, and the rnc squandered money. they ran a bad campaign. the candidate that was nominated was not -- people did not see a big difference. ronald re

also the amnesty international accuses israel of using excessive force against palestinian protesters in the occupied land saying some killings could be tantamount to war crimes. from a studio in moscow this is r.t. international with the twenty four hours a day ukraine's ousted president viktor. fist with a public statement which suggests he is in no mood to give up the fight to hold on to power. has the latest. story of victory on the court which has turned into a genuine hollywood thriller he fled ukraine's capital of five days ago leaving the power it in the capital to what was then the political opposition which was quite hastily putting him on the wanted list branding him a criminal responsible for mass murder of ukrainians it has been speculation for some time that you may still be in ukraine now he may be in russia it's not confirmed by any official source as of yet but we do know that president bush sent a statement to the russians a news agency that us which said that he is still considering himself the legitimate president of ukraine elected in a constitutional manner every

he is one of more than a hundred prisoners he could be released if the new amnesty bill is negotiated between the two wad i call the authorities behaved like a sort of iran organization that takes hostages in order to cut deals. what new and even the clearest proof is in essence don't influence the courts in my household he underwent says the daddies with that house because that meant a two way between this and are waiting for him he got a letter and think their father is the zero it would not be fed to see in the series they see no hope in the amnesty deal with them and it will be my release them and then take them again the next day and it would be worse i was happy to find my husband and the police station on in the woods. as long as this law does empower people like my husband are safer behind bars than free ukrainian government intimidation tactics in making its opponents not so much afraid to resist. as a freight connected stay in office. syria could rid of all of its chemical weapons by the end of this month that report comes from the russian deputy foreign minister. that and t

he promised to reverse tough laws against protests and offered amnesty for activists. but as his justice minister pointed out, there were strings attached. >> the amnesty will only take effect once all occupied buildings and roads are freed. if that is not done, any violations of laws that are committed will not be given amnesty. >> over the next few days, those conditions were debated in the ukrainian parliament. the bill was passed, despite the opposition's boycott of the vote. on the streets of kiev, protesters say they will not give up until the president is forced from office. he's refusing to budge, but he did accept the resignation of the prime minister. army gave the go-ahead for its leader to run for president. he was appointed by former president morsi, but he later spearheaded the movement that led to his ouster last year. the army's nod came a day after the interim government decided to move the presidential forward to mid april. bundestag the commemorated the breaking of the siege of leningrad in 1944. fgerman forces encircle st. petersburg for two years.

international an amnesty for rioters comes into force in ukraine as the country's opposition cozies up to western politicians at a security forum in munich despite moscow once again warning that even with dance taking sides in the unrest plus. young children about to die from a lack of water they threatened us with machine guns there would be us three at a time and killing us. party becomes the first foreign t.v. channel to gain access to the besieged syrian town of hadera after reports of rebels massacring dozens of civilians there including children. traditional family values take center stage in france as grounds rallied to protest against the policies of francois long. and one of the biggest names in the world of digital currency is arrested over accusations of laundering over a million dollars worth of bitcoins. what you are here national coming to you live in moscow with me. now an amnesty has come into force in ukraine giving rioters in downtown kiev and throughout the country's west fifteen days to disperse and leave all government buildings amid the seeming triumph of the coun

and an amnesty for rioters comes into force in ukraine as the country's opposition cozies up to western politicians at a security forum in munich despite moscow once again the e.u. against taking sides in the un. this is r.t. international it's the weekly around of the top stories the last seven days and first tens of thousands of people have been rallying in paris out of the city of leon in the latest wave of demonstrations for traditional family values peter all of us in the french capital. demonstration we're seeing right now is the latest in a wave of unrest that swept across france the campaign is that are out on the streets marching through central paris they say that they're marching in defense of traditional family values now they say they're against proposed changes to the law that would make alternative ways for homosexual couples to have children legal naysay that they want to quash proposed laws that have been put forward now the demonstrations that we've seen in the past have on occasion turned violent haven from just the other week we saw a so-called day of rage a day of a

according to amnesty international. dozens of peaceful protesters have been killed by israeli forces. nest your -- amnesty accuses them of killing children. >> we have seen force used against peaceful protesters. >> what are you accusing israel of. >> we are accusing them of a pattern of unlawful killings of palestine civilians in the unoccupied west bank. we have seen mounting blood stads. 27 palestinians were killed in 2013. that was one and a half times more the figure of 2011 and 2012 combined. in our report, in all of the cases that we have documented, and we've looked at cases in great detail. looking at medical reports, witnessing the demonstrations. it appears that israeli forces used unlevel force and these were unlawful killings. >> unnecessary lethal force. does that mean unnecessary lethal force. lethal force. >> does that mean you are accusing israel of war crimes? >> what - what we are saying is in all of the cases we believe unnecessary lethal force was used, in some cases unarmed protesters, in some case

he promised to rivers tough new laws against protests and offered an amnesty for detained opposition activists. but as his justice minister later pointed out. there were strings attached. i'm used to it and the amnesty will only take effect once all unoccupied buildings and roads are free. if that is not done means any violations of laws that were committed and will not be given amnesty over the next few days those conditions were hotly debated in the ukrainian parliament the bill was eventually passed despite the opposition's boycott of the flow. on the streets of kiev. protesters say they won't give up until yemen cold which has forced from office. he's refusing to budge but he did accept the resignation of prime minister nikola oz row. it's huge it's army gave the go ahead for its leader general fund. it's easy to run for president. but says he was appointed by former president mohammad mossy going to make the spearheaded the movement which led to more sees ousted last year. beyond is not on cc came a day off to the interim government decided to move to egypt's presidential electi

so what i've said is i'm against amnesty, but i'm for fixing what's broke. >> no one's for amnesty. >'s not true. >> there are plenty of people that are for amnesty. >> people that are serious about this position. >> prrepublicans love to say th we're for amnesty -- >> we did in '86, a bipartisan process. >> but that's not what this is. >> you are also a top strategist. doesn't this perception problem for republicans -- for democrats we don't have a problem on this issue. republicans have a lot of dyspepsia on this issue. is this an issue for them and why do you think it's a case that they choke on it so hard? >> i think >>> i want to commend people like you because you have led on this. i think the faith community, law enforcement community and the chamber of commerce, the business community that are mostly conservatives are republicans have led on this. so there are a lot of republican leaders in the right place. but i think they really need to push a little bit more like van was saying because there are still a lot of republicans in the house. let's face it, this is up to the house

war crimes is an existing excess of practice violence in the occupied west bank that's according to amnesty international. israel though says they're responding to an upsurge in violence. i would like to join his beard is please update your own fault i kept hoping ukraine together the top challenge for tf is armed men seized control of the regional government headquarters in the economist might be a parody this her estate the russian flag is flying from the parliament building ukraine's security forces have been put on alert following the takeover of the building in the capital according to the country's acting interior minister ukrainian prosecutors have also opened a terror probe it's being reported to the short time ago. my cats douglas herbert is in the crimean capital and has more now. we had tension is rising again inundated we woke up this morning with the russian flag flying not just on one of the apartment building you can see here behind me but also on the roof of the regional government building. we have earlier this morning to report that the building had been occupied during th

capital is once again and gulped in violence as protesters clashed with police a day after a government amnesty came into force. the kansas house of representatives in legislation that would legalize discrimination of gays on the grounds of people's religious beliefs plus. it will survive it all with only my son came home leaving the family members and lawyer of a russian jailed in the blood say he's still not receiving medical help despite claiming he's close to a heart attack. this is all saying to national coming to you live from moscow and i mean you know a lot thanks for joining us and on the run as has reignited in kiev just a day after the government's honesty this came into force of its clash with police on the streets of the ukrainian capital with reports of injuries on both sides and as you can see on this video it's increasingly difficult to understand who's fighting whom the food it shows ukrainian riot police being attacked by an unknown men in uniforms has got the latest from. highway reynoso tell us what's going on over there while they can see that all hell is breaking loose in

unrest has reignited in kiev just a day after the government's amnesty for protesters came into fools clashed with police on the streets so big ukrainian capital with reports of injuries on both sides and as you can see on this i think creasing very difficult to understand who's fighting whom the footage shows ukrainian riot police being a time to buy a known men in uniform get the latest from here right now please tell us what's going on over. clashes seems to be subsiding at this particular moment they have been going on for hours as of now we are talking about. the opposition protesters are saying that there is more than one hundred of them they're also saying that three people from among the activists have been killed in these clashes the police however are saying that first of all they're not using live ammo secondly they also have more than thirty police officers who have been injured and five of them according to the police officials have sustained gunshot wounds the police are saying that the protesters or somebody among them in fact are using live ammunition that actually coi

unrest has reignited in kiev just a day after a big government amnesty for protesters came into fools clash with police on the streets of the ukrainian capital with their pulls away injuries on both sides and as you can see on this if increasingly difficult to understand who's fighting whom the footage shows ukrainian riot police being at times by unknown men uniforms afghan nation is now from. it we're going to tell us what's going on oh well you can see that all hell is breaking loose in the ukrainian capital at the moment and it has been going on for hours at this point it started off in the morning when the ukrainian parliament was supposed to vote on whether or not to go back to the comes to the two thousand for the opposition was all for it however majority of the parliament members were against it they actually didn't even want to vote for it that's when the opposition parliamentary block this year's podium in the rada essentially blocking the work of the government body a civil tenuously a from a. group of what they were what a group of protesters they called themselves useful

today's news and the week's top stories from our to international at amnesty for rioters comes into force in ukraine as the country's opposition cosies up to western politicians at a security forum in munich despite moscow once again warning the e.u. against taking sides in the unrest plus. young children about to die from a lack of water and they threatened us with machine guns there would be us three at a time and giving us our team becomes the first foreign t.v. channel to gain access to the besieged syrian town of our drug after reports of rebels massacring dozens of civilians there including children. and one of the biggest names in the world of digital currency is arrested over accusations of laundering over a million dollars worth of bitcoin. you're watching our team international live from moscow with the merida josh welcome now and amnesty has come into force in ukraine giving riders in downtown key of a throughout the country the country on the west fifteen days to disperse and leave all government buildings this amid the seeming triumph of the country's opposition from men at a

a line tonight in art international i'm amnesty for rioters comes into force in ukraine as the country's opposition coaches up to western politicians security for with munich despite moscow once again warning the against taking sides in the armrests. young children are about to die from a lack of daughter and they threatened us with machine guns there would be the last three at a table and killing us because the first foreign t.v. channel to gain access to the besieged syrian town of andhra after reports of rebels massacring dozens of civilians there including children plus. traditional family values take center stage in france as crowds rally to protest against the policies of francois hollande. hello this is the weekly around of the top stories of the last seven days in the news that shape the week with me kevin i win here in r.t. of first and amnesties come into force in ukraine giving rioters in downtown kiev and throughout the country's west fifteen days now the dispersant to leave all government buildings this amid the seeming triumph for the country's opposition from security foru

but as long as the laws are there, i'm going to force those laws, and i'm against amnesty too.hould we give amnesty to 11 million people. >> but sheriff joe as a practical matter, how does america move forward with its immigration policy? how do we deal with the 11-plus million people that are already here and the millions that want to come here? >> first of all those that want to come here, give more visas. if you want to give a work permit -- i don't know about that. we have an economic problem already. people trying to find jobs. as far as those who are here, i think we ought to continue doing what we have been doing, and when we come across somebody who is here illegally, they are going to have to pay the consequences. we're doing pretty good in maricopa county. i get accused of a hundred thousand people leaving maricopa county and phoenix because they are afraid of the sheriff. >> alex, i want to make sure we get you in before the end of the show. what is your question? >> you said recently that you would not enforce federal gun laws if they were passed. and that's a move

amnesty international advocacy director. and also from new york, michael posener. professor of business and society at new york university, he was the obama administration assistant secretary of state for the bureau of human rights and labor where 2009-2013. and professor, if you had to make your own report, would it be pretty consistent with what the state department found? what kind of year did you see it being for the world? >> i think the report they released today is excellent. a lot of time and energy goes into it. i think the trends are right. in a number of countries you have growing activism. and they are taking to the streets or the blogs or trying to communicate through the press. and governments are cracking down. so i think the attack on civil society, is one of the trends that they rightly highlighted in the state department report. >> did you see areas that they either missed or you disagreed with their interpretation on? >> which is something they led when he was assistant secretary. therefore, however, some gaps. housing rights is not included and

what we need is not amnesty.mnesty is not an option. >> that's not something the h hispanic community is clamoring for. that's the perception, you have to have amnesty or you're going to make them mad. >> why should we grant amnesty to people who step into the country illegally. amnesty is not an option. we're looking for a legal system that secures the borders. and we have technology to secure the borders. if we can read the license plate thousands of miles away, we can detect who is crossing the rio grande. we have the technology, the wherewithal. it's a matter of securing the border, but providing a pathway to immigration for those who are currently here. those who are not depending on government entitlements, that are self-sustaining, that resonate with our value system. the majority of immigrants really are in the nation to bless the nation, not to curse it. not addressing immigration reform is going to further alienate an electorate and a demographic that resonates with conservative values on different leve

amnesty international accuses israel of using excessive force against palestinian protesters in the occupied lands saying some killings could be tantamount to war crimes. from a city a center in moscow this is r.t. international with the twenty four hours a day the rise of ultra nationalism in ukraine is causing tensions in the south of the country the center of unrest is now in the capital of the autonomous region of crimea a local parliament there has voted to hold a regional referendum which could push them even further away from kiev control even to skin off is the force. the crimean parliament has released the local prime minister from his duties basically dispersing the the government as well and has set a date for a referendum over whether or not to stay with ukraine and this date is may twenty fifth which is the same day when the new authorities in kiev are planning to hold nationwide presidential elections in fact they said that crimea is have no rights to hold any sort of referendums independently under new laws which have been passed recently in kiev and now in the meantime over i

screwing everyone over, if the republican leaders go along with the democrats to pass this crazy amnesty plan, the issue of immigration will quickly become one of the most urgent issues in the country, especially among the republican voters. and then it really will become the extinct old party. charlie hurt wrote this, always good to talk to you. you are right about one thing, immigration is not a priority foramericans. take a look at the recent fox news poll that we put on the screen, economy and jobs by far the most important issue, around 50%. health care and the deficit far behind. at the very bottom, immigration, a scant 2% of americans think it's important. so here's my question, why did for a nanosecond speaker boehner suddenly decide to make it a priority? >> well, that's the $50 million question right now. i guess if it is possible that it would sort of be a head-fake, you know, a posturing, if you will, in order to sort of kind of shine up the republican credentials among hispanics, which i think is a very bad ploy to try to do it this way. but the real thing, i think, greg, is

at a news conference organized by amnesty international.spoke in russian and translated by nadia tolokonnikova's husband. welcome to the united states. on the heat of the politics in sochi, what message do you have for americans? and if you chance to ask both of our leaders one question, president obama and president putin, what would you ask each of them? >> as well as we know, the position of the american political leadership for the olympic games, something like a boycott. of course were talking about the political leadership, not about u.s. citizens who will, of course, be in russia during these games. it is important to make a statement for these people, american citizens. we would like for americans to really look at russia and see russia beyond the images of olympic objects and buildings. these optics have no relation to russia. they are foreign objects in russia. the only thing that connects these objects to the country is taxpayer money, which has been stolen and been used to build these olympic objects. >> in regard to president o

has dismissed the report it says that amnesty international has a complete lack of understanding of the situation on the ground and that in fact during the same time period it was a marked increase in palestinian violence on the israeli army nonetheless the report documents the death of some forty five palestinians in this time period it talks about a pattern of unlawful killings it also says that in addition to these there were at least two hundred and sixty one people were seriously injured by live ammunition and an additional eight thousand who were seriously injured by other means including rubber coated bullets in the same time period there was only one israeli soldier who was brought to book he was sentenced to one year in prison with five months suspended and allowed to remain in the army albeit at a lower rank well earlier i spoke to your thumb girl he's director of amnesty international israel and he believes there is a pattern which clearly indicates the way authorities view the whole of palestinian society one of the cases that we document in the report is that the story of s

international an amnesty for rioters comes into force in ukraine as the country's opposition cozies up to western politicians at a security forum in munich spied moscow once again warning that you again stake in science and the young grass plus. young troops are about to die from a lack of water and they threatened us with machine guns there would be us three italian and killing us r t becomes the first foreign t.v. channel to gain access to the siege the syrian town of drug after reports of rebels massacring dozens of civilians there including children. found one of the biggest names in the world of digital currency is arrested over accusations of laundering over a million dollars worth of bitcoins. visitor to international coming to you live from moscow with me marina joshie welcome to the program an amnesty has come into force in ukraine giving rioters in downtown kiev and to rob the country's west fifteen days to disperse and leave all government buildings this amid the seeming triumph of the country's opposition front men at a security forum in munich were scored pledges of more s

so they are caught between a rock and a hard place on this. >> amnesty-- >> no automatic-- >> amnesty is the end of the republican party. >> no automatic path to citizenship for a majority of illegal aliens. that is offensive to nancy pelosi. this -- that's why there is a crisis this. >> this will be on an eventual path to citizenship. >> more than a dozen years away, the senate bill has a 13- year path. if the republican party can't figure out how to diversify itself in 12 to 15 years, they are going to be dead anyway. >> we think they are going to -- 13 years will stay once the first bill goes through. come on. >> who won the week. three seconds? >> i would say obama won the week. pretty good speech. >> obama won the week, reboots the presidency. >> obama. >> president putin. i think he won the week, rein forced his position all around the world. >> it's clearly putin. i also predict prime minister thorning smith who posed for a selfie with brahm and david cameron at nelson mandelaed funeral service will be vanquished in denmark's upcoming election. bye-bye. >>> next on "newsroom,"

years ago for their stunted christ the savior cathedral number released recently on a wide ranging amnesty just before the new year we're hearing from social media mostly that they have been arrested on suspected fast in the first in her twitter feed wrote about the two being arrested and then we're also hearing confirmation from reports of another photo journalist that was with them at the time apparently he as well was arrested and he is confirming that they're being accused of stealing something from a local hotel it's worth mentioning of course that local officials have not yet confirmed this will continue to track this story so far it's very much an internet story as they say but it should be mentioned that of course they're stunned back in crisis there then arrests of course brought them great frame across the globe really from other musicians as well as from activists around the world and for some it may be a surprise to know that they are now in sochi a great stage to maybe perhaps get themselves in the headlines once again like i said we'll continue to track the story and bring yo

ending an lp patient in return for an amnesty ukraine's activists come back eset hole is the most criminal charges dropped against them. gravity grabs the biggies told about this but wealthy as the slave walks away with best though after a couple of days assessing the situation following friday's hosting a family can attend as italy's prime minister. presidential agenda put it on and is expected to offer the job to atlanta to be a step. thirty nine year old furnace man a tendency has been summoned to the presidential palace when he's likely to be given a chance to form a new government. he manages it you become the country's youngest of the crimea. it wasn't easy for the center left leader whose recent days of political horse trading. i demanded she was off to woo his rival and ceo of fun though. but it was his support in the southeast more new center right party will then see and the democratic party come on to come into maturity. the main program a cell phone is insisting on a program with the care center right's town called text jokes and family policies the full backing band tee hee he

an amnesty for wyatt says comes into force in ukraine is the country's opposition coaches of western politicians and security form and meaning. despite loss to once again warned the eu against taking sides in the back the i am. weekly run to the top stories that needs to shake the past seven days a week of an island festival tens of thousands of people have been running in paris and also this is the appeal in the latest wave of demonstrations the traditional family values of the theater all this in the french capital demonstration was seeing right now is the laces and a wave of unrest that swept across from us at the campaign is that i wrote on the streets marching through the central powers they say that they are watching it defends the traditional family values know they say they're against proposed changes to the lord would make tentative waves will tell the couples to have tilted the built in a state that they want to watch movies most of the team with bullets. no demonstrations that we've seen in the cost of a vacation to the pilots david frum it's just the other week we sold ic

but democrats i believe, lou, have not sealed the border because they need as the carrot to get amnestythey are luring it in front of republicans. they know if they close the border, there's no reason for republicans to come along. >> there are no accidents here, i agree with you. the fact that the republican leadership, andrea, cannot articulate the reality that it was ronald reagan, a republican icon, who brought amnesty in 1986, that it was -- that this president follows george w. bush, who was the next to actively energetically pursue comprehensive immigration reform. not one of them talk about it as being fundamental to the ideas of the republican party or all the way in which hispanic americans should be identifying more with the republican party, except the leadership and gop establishment lost its way with values and traditional values for the republican party, so they can't match it up anywhere. i have can't figure out what they are trying to do. >> they are not good at tooting their own horn, right? they ignore on a war on woman, supposedly launched by republicans, that richar

killed while thirty seven policemen have been injured in clashes that erupted a day after a government amnesty came into full. and it's unclear just who is fighting whom as armed men in uniform clash with each other on the streets of kiev . and in other news this hour the kansas house of representatives approved legislation that would legalize the discrimination of gays on the grounds of people's religious beliefs. this is r.t. international with twenty four hours a day live from our studio center here in moscow which just turned eight pm and six pm in kiev where unrest has reignited in the city just a day after the government's amnesty for protesters came into force when activists clashed with police on the streets of the ukrainian capital reports of injuries on both sides and as you can see in this video it's increasingly difficult to understand who is fighting whom the footage shows ukrainian police being attacked by unknown men in uniforms and this video apparently shows the first victims of today's massive clashes between protesters and law and forces up to five activists have reportedly

they kind of they stole it by protesting against a amnesty bill back in november the amnesty bill was immediately dropped by the government and they sort of increased their kind of dumond's going on basically they kind of said they wanted to end democracy at one point. blocks the government did dissolve itself called an election and they. elect people voting using weapons grabbing people by the throat attacking ordinary toivo as a wooden report. let's get to get the deal down to the dimension here so from an outsider's point of view there are the red shirts and the yellow shirts so kind of as objective as you can you know what what are these two sides think they're doing the richer it's believed that they are bringing democracy there is something democracy they're trying to establish sort of their political rights and the political rights of already and so on the yellow shirts have a kind of attachment to the source social cultural power of the monarchy and of the old establishment and they believe that any threat to that void democracy or virus of astonishment of a sort of free marke

today agreeing so many crucial laws returning to the constitution of two thousand and four providing amnesty and support for all those who were detained and injured during the protests from both sides but also as well as calling on an early presidential ballot it's still unclear what day it will be held but still if the initiative came from the parliament and most importantly even setting almost basically releasing you later machine for the former prime minister from prison decriminalizing the criminal code the criminal article of the code that she's been spending time in prison seven years of the term and two years she's already spent there but the right wing radicals the so-called right wing sacked dos to be seem to be happy with those concessions when the opposition leaders who are the ones basically who trashed out this deal within the parliament who trashed out those laws and made those initiatives were speaking from the stage at the independence square they were booed and jeered by some part of the crowd and then the leader of the right wing radicals took over the microphone and said t

and amnesties come into force in ukraine giving rioters in downtown kiev and throw the country's western they'd fifteen days now to disperse and to leave all government buildings the cement the cement triumph of the country's opposition front man the security for munich where they score pledges of more support from washington and the european union meantime russia's foreign ministers called against taking a one sided view of the unrest in ukraine you know press can offer reports from germany. clearly the west has already taken the side of the protests or so u.s. secretary of state john kerry said that the time has come for you have to decide whether it's what one country or what the rest of the world and he added that washington supports the people of ukraine but some have been calling this a one sided approach and criticizing it including russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov. there are some fundamental questions that need to be answered in particular about the situation in ukraine how does fuelling street riots that are becoming more and more violent to promote democracy why is there

we will restore the rule of law but first we must grant amnesty. those are the words from 1986 and from this document that was released last thursday and those have been the words of people who believe in open borders more so than they believe in our rule of law, which we still have the opportunity to restore, even from the 1986 amnesty act the rule of law. if we fail to do so here and now, if this amnesty is granted, the rule of law will not be restored within the lifetime of this republic, mr. speaker. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. members are reminded to refrain from engaging in the permits with regard to the dr personalities with regard to the president. mr. king: i personally like the president and i move now that the house do adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn, those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the house stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow for morni

the mocrats have not seal thborder because they need that as a carrot to get amnesty if they know if they just close the border there is no reason for republicans to come alon. lou: there are no accidents and the ct the republican leadership cannot articulate the reality it wasronald reagan if the icon that brought amnesty, and this president was the next to have comprehensive immigration reform and it is not fundamental tuesday republican party or all the ways that hispanic americans should be identifyi with the republican party except it has lost its way with values so they cannot mah it up what are they trying to do? limit they're nottgood to toot their own horn. even with the war on women that richard nixon was the one with title line and did don kline is change. who started the epa? the republican. ats a good point we are not good as the party to remind voters the was us who did all these things. lou: and with a terrific turnout despite the president is in the tank with his approval numbers and deite the fact the democrats have no cohesive response to the disaster that is obamac

and what we need is not amnesty. it is not an option. >> that's not what the hispanic community is clamoring for. >> no, why should we grant amnesty to people who stepped in this nation illegally. it is not an option. what we are looking for is immigration reform system that secower borders, if we can read the license plate thousands of miles away in afghanistan, we can detect who is crossing the rio grapped. it is a matter of secowering the border and stopping illegal immigration and providing a pathway for immigration for those who are here. those who are self sustaining and resonate with our value system. these are the immigrants are in this nation to bless this nation and not curse it. but not addressing immigration reform will further alienate a electorate that resonates with conservative values on different levels. >> how would it look to have a way to deal with 11 million. i don't know that we really know. what do we cowith those folks. >> a pathway of integration. you don't give them expedoited pathway to cit

>> anything that does allow them to stay is going to be considered amnesty. that's going to get to be a tough lift. that term does make a lot of people nervous. if we are not at the table and not part of the solution why are we here for? >> in december 30 house democrats signed a letter demanding obama halt ar deportan until the bill get passed. and at an event in san francisco obama was interrupted by pleas by his supporters to do just that. >> most importantly we will live up -- most importantly we will live up to our character as a nation -- >> i need your help. there are -- stop deportation. >> thank you, all right. >> some believe he could provide relief for many the same as dreamers by executive action. >> what i'm proposing is the harder path to use our democratic processes to achieve the same goal that you want to achieve but it won't be just as easy as just shouting. >> atlanta, georgia. impatient with the slow pace of reform, activists are taking matters into their own hands. the not one more movement is spreading across the u.s. >> since 2007, we s