what we're expecting to hear today frederica is more of the same in terms of staying on message that is the one that can unite the party. rubio saying earlier today that what happened last night in chicago is more evidence of the fact that he says that donald trump is not someone who is a uniter. he says he is a divider, not someone ready to be the nominee. he said earlier today, fredricka, that what happened last night, he said there was a lot of blame to go around. >> the protesters last night are not blameless, some of these people are organized elements who are paid. others just went there for the intent of disrupting and event and you don't have the right to disrupt an event because you disagree with someone. but we have to look at the rhetoric coming from the front-runner in the presidential campaign. this is a man who in rallies has told his supporters to basically beat up the people in the crowd and he'll pay their legalfees. someone who's encouraged people in the audience to rough up anyone who stands up and says something he doesn't like. >> so going forward, frederica, her

it seems seem clear that frederica nothing reason i spoke to the other nations she seemed to have surprisedople with this meeting. she said when i pressed her on it in the news conference a short time ago it's no change in policy. the e.u. policy stays the same but she was here in the context of these negotiations taking place in geneva at the invitation of stefan de mistura to give both sides the same message that they must engage in a political transition in syria. >> after all the talking, where does this go next? >> reporter: well, we still technically have one further day of this round of talks taking place here on thursday. the syrian government effectively told us that they are finishes. they say they've got some proposals from stefan de mistura, taking it to damascus and actually paid fair well to us journalists ares said said they would see us in the next round, despite that they are having one more meeting with stefan de mistura and trying on get a transitional government to lead syria to free and fair lexes, there doesn't seem to be a great deal of process -- progress. having sai

there were no pictures of the actual meeting between frederica mogherini and the ambassador, but he wasy of the p.r. value giving interviews straight afterwards. at the same time, mrs. mogherini headed to the united nations for a meeting with special envoy stefan de mistura. she made it clear she had met both sides in geneva and that there was no change to e.u. policy. why did you decide to choose this moment to reward the assad regime with such a high-profile meet something. >> our support to the opposition has not only been in place for the last five years, but is going to be there also for the future. and this is something we discussed. as i said, what i have done today is consist, fully consistent with what we decided together as the european union to actively support the work of the united nations and in particular of stefan de mistura in bringing the negotiations forward 67 despite high representative me reason reasomogherini'sfirm position ta change in e.u. policy. but i have spoken to diplomats from a number of different country who his say they are surprised she held this meeti

there was no pictures of the actual meeting between frederica mogherini and bashar al jaffray. at the same time, mrs. mogherini headed to the united nations for a special meeting with staffan de mistura. she made it clear she met with both sides and there was no change. >> why did you decide this meeting such a high profile meeting? >> our support for the united nations is not just there but for the future, something we discussed, as i said what i've done today is consistent, fully consistent with what we decided together as the european union, to actively support the work of the united nations, and in particular, of staffan de mistura, in bringing the negotiations forward. >> reporter: despite high representative mogherini's firm position that this is not a change in eu policy i can tell you i've spoken to diplomats from a number of different countries, who say they're surprised that she held this meeting. in particular, there is only supposed to be one negotiator in this process. after almost two weeks in geneva, the opposition say he has not even started to discuss the key i

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the e 4 along with frederica, the top e.u. official. they'll be looking at the process here in geneva, ahead of the talks starting on monday. i think they'll be glad that they have both sides here, both sides prepared to meet mr demist era for the proximity talks, separate meetings on monday. they'll be looking down the lines. with the entrenched positions on president bashar al-assad. there doesn't look much room for compromise. they'll be thinking with what to do next if the talks collapse, the meeting is not just about the syrian talks, they'll talk about the fallout from syria, the refugees who have arrived in great numbers in europe, and one of the other countries where refugees flow to europe. libya, and that's why the italians will be important. if the new government in libya takes hold, a unity government, there are talks that may be there'll be an international force send to libya led by the italians >>> thanks, james, and as james said, everything that happens there is affecting the refugees, let's bring in our correspondent o

so in all a very calm day until about the last 15 minutes, frederica.esters, one particularly harrowing moment and now donald trump departing ohio for his next rally. >> wow. all right, very tenuous situation growing even more so as donald trump wraps up his support rally there in ohio. this after that disruption in chicago where his rally had to be postponed. mark preston is also there. so mark, is this becoming a distraction for donald trump or is he seizing this opportunity that it means he continues to get even more attention and it seems like his supporters are getting even more dialed up and excited? >> well, no doubt about it, fred, as these thousands of people are flowing out of this rally, donald trump is feeding off the energy of the crowd and, of course, we've seen what he said here earlier today. he was not backing down from what happened in chicago last night, not taking any responsibility for anything that was said or that he has said, perhaps, to incite some of the violence that has occurred. now, but as you see, what's happening here rig