let's go to midan, show our power. that's it.and i asked to the people, i asked people everyone day, everyone night. >> rose: to come join you. >> exactly. we started with the students, with the students it was an amazing peace protest, with good memes that ukraine is europe. ukraine is europe. give us a chance, a chance to live better. we sing, dance, have a great flash bulb with the lights. it was like switch on this light, and everybody in the world will see hoim of how many people here upon during these nights. >> rose: did you meet senator mccain? >> first time i asked him go to the stage. i invite him to the stage for the statement, there midan it was december. it was december. mccain was first, you know, great politician who joined us and supported us. it was important for us, and everybody was happy. >> rose: tell me what you fear and what you hope. >> my fear, if you and a lot of people in the world will recognize my country for that picture. i don't like it. it was just a few days and awe lot of people was killed for th

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saying to the kiev government, we want these protesters in kiev who are occupying the midan to stand down? >> they're saying all paramilitary group should lay down arms and not occupy buildings, applying to the protesters in the west and east. the ukrainian government has taken steps to disarm extreme nationalists engaged in activities like taking over government buildings in the west as well. this applies not just in the east but across the country. again, the government in kiev has made the commitments. prime minister yatsenyuk went to the east to have dialogue with some to have the protesters. we believe the dialogue is important in ukraine as well as the international community. >> woodruff: but if ukrainians, if the protesters in eastern ukraine don't do what the u.s. is asking, if russia doesn't do what the u.s. is asking, the president and others have said there will be more consequences. but what we've seen so far is that the sanctions haven't really had much of an effect on mr. putin. what makes the administration, what makes the president think more sanctions will have an e

kiev is anti-semitic, and it is the right sector one of the protesters who actually remain in the midano is anti-semitic, so it does show that there is no unity or every single part of that conversation, ukrainian side and the russian side, they now have started to liberating their own volition. this is not good for putin. so i am expecting that he is going to be probably coming out to nip it in the bud, because this is not good for the russian message. >> and it plays out against what was happening in geneva yesterday coming out of the meeting. ukraine and russia agreeing to the tentative steps there to try to calm the state. and let me play some of what secretary of state john kerry said coming out of the meeting. >> we agreeded today that all illegal armed groups must be disarmed. that all illegally seized buildings must be returned to their legitimate owners, and all illegally occupied streets, squares and other public places in ukrainian cities and towns must be vacated. >> david, not everything that certainly president obama wanted. give us your take the on what happened in the me

it's a bit like the pro europe protests of midan square in kiev, the clumsy barricades, molotov cocktails the lack of a leader or concrete plan, fed by local donations. but there's one huge difference, these people want to join russia and russia, even its army, to help them do it. this man says, he's from the eastern front, a new local group. we're about 6,000 people, he says, men ready to protect the fatherland, but women, too, even the elderly. they say they've let us in because they want to show that they are here entirely peacefully, but there are clear preparations ready here. they are worried about an assault by ukrainian forces, particularly from the roof. they've barricaded the stairwells. the power went out last night. many, like these nurses, fearing special forces were coming, but they didn't, and their numbers and readiness grow. fears of poverty fuel this, that the rivalry between kiev and moscow will cost them their jobs. rising prices, wages worth less by the day. some, like tatyana, hanker for the soviet past. my father was a retired kgb colonel, she says, this is why i'm