. >> douglas herbert joins me now. this report has been described as the most comprehensive assessment to date on the impact of climate change, also the most alarming we have heard by far. >> seven years ago, they've mentioned the word risk seven times -- they mentioned the word risk seven times. now the word comes up 230 times, an average of 5.5 mentions per page in the 44-page summary of the report. this report is saying two things -- the impact from climate change is coming more frequently , happening faster. it seems to be speeding up. we have seen killers heat waves in the u.s., droughts in australia, catastrophic flooding from mozambique to thailand to pakistan and you see wildfires across russia, the u.s. a well -- as well. it seems to becoming much more faster and furiously than anyone ever predicted. this report is saying that it is not that we didn't see all of the effects of climate change and we have seen the melting polar ice caps, the forest fires, the heat waves, the isughts, but because it happening so

paul saying cat said douglas herbert auntie some twenty five km outside the city near a major ukrainian military base that can cost to him and now for the latest outbreaks yes i let the petty probably a military base to ukrainian military base twenty five km south east of the crimean capital and what we've been witnessing over the past now is a gradual what seems to be a very tense standoff in the making here what you see behind the arc. russian commandos. several dozen of them perhaps as many as two hundred heavily armed. i was speaking to one before not denying that they are rushing in a rustic minutes keep going around the perimeter of this ukrainian based in the past few minutes we saw dozens of soldiers of russian commandos with machine guns emerging from a boat military vehicles military trucks a couple of them mounted with heavy machine guns deployed around the perimeter of the youth of this ukrainian base here. now we have not seen at least i have not seen in the ukrainian soldiers show their face today. they may be inside the barracks hold up. we had known earlier that the lett

our phones and gets douglas herbert has been reporting live from the crimean peninsula. he joins us from their record fall to exact a director of the mccain institute for international leadership and former united states ambassador to nato and enjoyed our meal my mom senators senator here in paris for the ump party representing the french abroad. also with us silverstein of bowling. you can read. once a fortnight in the international york times are calm and adjourned dimitri minute london bureau chief of the voice of russia were also pleased to join mr di marco. deputy chair of the russian forum on international affairs former member of the tomb of the false identity we can join the conversation on facebook and twitter hatch act s two for debate. um. i want to begin with you. does this hard because the situation has been evolving i guess you can see by the hour both in cheyenne stories and also in crimea we've had denials now on the part of russian forces that the launch any kind of ultimatum. against the ukrainian forces stationed there. what are you hurt on your. well