across the street, traditional ukrainian farmhouses are still standing. thestatue of lenin was recently toppled by members of the ultra-nationalist right sector party in the town. inside, holovan and the border guards discuss how ukrainian-russian relations have deteriorated. >> there once was really friendship between us at one time. but not any more. >> why? we want to know. >> how can there be friendship between two neighbors when one of them has attacked the other? >> the conflict in eastern ukraine has also spelled the end to old friendships here on ukraine's northern border. the new border fence seems to serve mainly as a symbol of the divisions between ukraine and russia. but the fence is unlikely to withstand a real tank assault. damien: one of the things i love about where i live in berlin is all the graffiti. often, it's real street art with quite a few works by famous urban artists like banksy. you can even take tours to see some of the best graffiti in the city. when the weather is cold and grey, it can really brighten things up. in one area o

what's important is that less ukrainian soldiers are being killed. >and that the populations in donetsk and luhansk are suffering less. >> we should have begun was driving them out and then begun with the minsk agreement. then we would have had peace. reporter: after teedo years of war -- after two years of war, kiev is the city at unease within itself. brent: more and more people in africa are dependent on food aid as harvests fail. reporter: the small amount of money they have barely pays for flour and a few cups of tea. he once had occurred of -- had a herd of cows and goats, but his village had no rainfall for three years. >> my sons took the animals too where they could still graze. when our cattle are dead, we will die, too. reporter: he chases antelopes from a cattle feed plantation next door to earn a few francs. the local government has started a program to water a small area to save the animals that remain. >> it is just too -- two hikers -- two hectares. it is not enough. it needs to be three. reporter: the famine of 1984 was a nightmare t

a ukrainian billionaire is printed against the u.s. government.e amassed a fortune in russia's gas trade and was indicted on bribery charges. he says it's politically motivated. ryan spoke with him. think the do you united states is after? i am not at war with the u.s.. it's not aware with the state. i am fighting with certain officials in the government. they have a flawed strategy about ukraine. they are defending it to the end. ryan: we spoke with your business partners. they think you squealed and told things about your business and your russian of business partners. not extraditing you. i think this absolutely is untrue. nothing like that happen. we never met with the fbi. i never talked to them. there wasn't anything we could talk about. i think their main task is to remove me from ukraine. this is their main task. there were not satisfied with the position i held on ukraine it. ryan: your business partners think it's more russian stuff. how the russian ukrainian gas relationship worked in the past. is that not true? dimitry: this is absolut

a ukrainian pilot accused of killing two journalists shows her disdain for a russian court. russian court. dis-d.n.a. dis-d.n.a. ain >>> welcome back. the top stories. five people including a baby have drowned trying to reach europe. they had not long left turkey when their boat capsized off the coast. nine people survived. hundreds of people have begun a protest against plans to build power plants near a world heritage site. democratic presidential hopefuls in the u.s. have locked horns ahead of next week primaries. immigration reform was the main sticking point. can came after bernie sanders won ahead of hillary clinton in michigan. one proposal is to forceably send refugees back to turkey allowing to syrians in turkish camps to be resettled in europe for a one for one basis. the plan has drawn criticism from the u.n. and human rights groups. >> reporter: leaders from turkey and the european union have come up with a controversial plan to stop refugees attempting to reach europe. the european union struggled to cope with the influx of more than a million people last year.

firtash still wants to be involved in ukrainian politics. ryan: yeah.s, he hasn't been charged with anything in the ukraine. but he says as he can't leave vienna until he is absolutely sure that he has won the extradition battle. he is fearful that if you go somewhere else, you get arrested, and that would prevent him from showing about the extra edition hearings; then he would at a minimum lose his $140 million bail that he posted, which is something you would not like to happen. when it comes to politics, he is sitting in vienna, and yes, he says he is still very much involved. of course he wants to continue to be involved in politics. if you don't get involved in politics, politics get involved with you, as he put it. but he doesn't like the current government, as you gather from his comments. he doesn't like the finance minister, for example. according to one scenario, the ukrainian parliament meeting today, she could get an expanded portfolio -- we don't know. the ukrainian parliament is just beginning to discuss what the new government will look l

alexander: when i bring israeli and palestine, russia and ukrainian, i want to say that our countries has difficult time, but it is not forever. announcer: "pianists for peace," performing for the united nations 70th anniversary. anislav: any conflict, any war means that there is some problem in the society. and i think that art, and especiay music,ures souls, cures the society. so playing this music and sharing this music with people is to, through that, make peace. alexander: music is one of the ve few this in th world which doesn't have language. totally understandable for every nation, for every age. it is really the language of art going directly from one heart to the other. my name is alexander ghindin. i'm a pianist, the honorary artist of russia. stanislav: in my personal opnion, anconflict any war means that there is some problem in the society. and i think that art, and especially music, cures souls, cures the society. my name is stanislav khristneko, and i'm originally from ukraine. i was born in ukraine. in my opinion, one of the reasons that many countries have problems t

the ukrainian people and the russian people, too, deserve no less. mr. president, i yield the floor. and i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: mr. menendez: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from new jersey. mr. menendez: are we in a quorum -- the presiding officer: senate is in a quorum call. mr. menendez: i ask that the quorum call being vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. menendez: mr. president, as the president prepares to go to cuba, i rise in memory of all of those cuban dissidents who have given their lives in the hope that cuba one day would be free from the yoke of the castro regime. it is that freedom i had hoped president obama was referencing when he said, "what i've said to the cuban government is" -- and i'm quoting -- "if we're seeing more progress in the liberty and freedom and possibilities of ordinary cubans, i'd love to use a visit as a way of highlighting that progress ... if we're going backwards, then there's not much rea

she was also elected in abstentia to the ukrainian parliament. but that did not give her unhumanity to the trial that many say was unfair. >> we understand that the judge refused to admit material that could potentially serve as annal by for her. they refused to admit the material or to commo summon witnesses or refused to order independent analysis of evidence. that really undermines the fairness of the trial. >> in the weeks proceeding the end of this trial, ukrainian protesters spent days outside of russia's embassy, some expres expressing anger. her case attracted international attention. the european union and president obama called for her release stating that her descension went against the minc mintz agreement. in ex-training--whatever the outcome, her case has come to symbolize how far torn apart the two countries are. >> the u.n. refugee agency is refusing to cooperate with the european union. they're concerned about the lack of safeguards for the two. 2,000 people have been detained since the deal took effect. >> under the new provisio

most ukrainians are doing whatever they can to save energy. make a left -- michanikola had o come up with a new way to heat his home. >> the oven heats the whole house. it even goes through the ceiling. reporter: the adjacent wall becomes the radiator for the neighboring room while the old electric heater gathers dust. on average, ukrainians are just 180 euros in a month. they can hardly afford the energy prices. making every penny counts, he is insulating his house where he his wife, svetlana, is alarmed by the price rises. not everyone in the ukraine can be as resourceful. the high energy prices are causing resentment across the country. >> i have no idea how we are going to afford this. reporter: the government is seeing how much -- >> the government is seeing how much we can take. it could trigger a third lie down. reporter: another major problem for ukraine. difficult for many ukrainians, internationally kiev has gained praise for its energy market reforms, especially in the gas sector. the times of corruption might finally be over. maria

russia convicts a ukrainian fight lot accused of killing two journalists. the republic of congo shuts down all telecoms as votes are counted in the presidential election. election. >>> welcome back. a quick reminder now. belgian police have released a security camera image of the suspects involved in the attack. the two men on the left are thought to have died when their suitcase bomb exploded. this is the third man. 34 people were killed in the incidents. i.s.i.l. has claimed responsibility for the attacks. u.n. refugee agency has called its staff from camps on lesbos and other greek islands. this is in protest of detention for refugees arriving by boat from turkey. u.s. president obama mass wrapped up an historic visit to cuba. he has arrived in argentina. that's his plane there on the tarmac. he is continuing his latin american tour. while the relationship between him and his cuban counterpart castro appear to be warm, there were also clear differences. >> reporter: it was the most anticipated part of president obama's historic visit. a message earmarked

a ukrainian military pilot accused of killing two journalists shows her disdain for a russian court >>> immigration reform was the main poirnt of contention in a feisty debate between presidential hopefuls. there were issues over trade, wall street and climate change. bernie sanders took vermont and hillary clinton surndz to her win in mississippi. >> reporter: hillary clinton and bernie sanders argued they're the candidates that best represents the future for millions of latinos were trying to enter illegally. >> i have been consistent and admitted to reform with a capped citizenship. i think our best chance was in 2007. i voted for that bill. bernie sanders voted against it >> one of the great human tragedies of recent years is children came from honduras and i said welcome those children into this country. secretary clinton said send them back. >> reporter: the tone of the debate was at times tense as each candidate tried to score political points knowing in less than a week the state of florida will hold its presidential nomination contest and a large number of those voters will b

also fears that a hunger strike in ukrainian pilot held in russia could die before her trial concludes. find fantasy shows. when it comes to the things you love, you want more. love romance? get lost in every embrace. into sports? follow every pitch, every play and every win. change the way you experience tv with x1 from xfinity. hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you'll reach your customers where their eyes are already - on their devices. order up. it's more than just wifi, it can help grow your business. you don't see that every day. introducing wifi pro, wifi that helps grow your business. comcast business. built for business. >> welcome back. you're watching al jazeera. a recap of the top stories. the third balkan country to tighten board controls. three palestinians have been shot dead on the second day of escalating violence in the occupied territories. the courts in japan have ordered th

dead or alive she says she will return to ukrainian. >> rory challands reporting from moscow. brazilian prosecutors have filed charges against the former president, detained last week for questioning. prosecutors want to know more about an undeclared beach front apartment allegedly owned by lula and his wife. the former mayor denies any wrongdoing. >>> three candidates for position but nobel peace prize laureate aung san suu kyi is not one of them. head of a national league for democracy party, she will be a major player. wayne hay joins us. how will the political process play out today? >> reporter: well, what happens is each house he of parliament, the upper and lower, will nominate a candidate and the military will also name one. the military controls a quarter of the seats in parliament. some time next we we will have a vote by members of the parliament and they will decide who will become the next president and the two unsuccessful candidates will be the vice president,ments have of myanmar. most speculation centering around a man called tin cho, to become president, memb

strikeed her hunger following a direct request from the ukrainian president. on the lighter side, a look at a new cruiseship that will be one of the biggest in the world. it has been built in france. largest cruiseship in the world. it is taller than the eiffel tower. 360 two meters, harmony of the seas is 100 meters longer than the titanic. the liner sets out thursday for its first test run. come made, passengers will enjoy its cabins. 40 restaurants, multiple swimming pools and theaters. its maiden voyage will be around the mediterranean. ,o the joy of cruise lovers another ship is slated for delivery in 2018. >> two museums in two different countries are jointly buying art by rembrandt. are all smiles now, but getting the paintings was a diplomatic saga. >> high. -- hi, genie. genie: tell us about the portraits. >> it is two portraits. they were bought by the rothschild family back in 1877. bedroom of thee owner who is putting them up for sale now. special, they are about two meters high. it was always going to be an interesting bidding war. they have been

soldiers from both sides are frequently captured by the opposition along the ukrainian front., the red cross was able to visit more than 600 detainees from pro-russian separatist areas. they were denied access to soldiers in jails run by the rebels. meanwhile, the gradual process of prisoner exchange is underway. last week, the ukrainian soldier and two other prisoners were freed after hundreds of days jailed by pro-russian rebels. >> it was a nightmare. the memories will stay with me for my whole life. just like this guy here. reporter: he says in february 2015, he was hit by pro-russian separatist gunfire. he shows us the result. he received emergency medical attention in prison. now, they are being examined in a hospital in kiev. they are expected to undergo treatments and are badly traumatized. >> the most important thing is that our boys still in prison are released as soon as possible. then they can go home to their families, their children, and their mothers. some men have been in prison for more than a year. sometimes two years. reporter: men, but also a woman. nadiya

it iseople would say indicative of a problem with ukrainian politics.t they are trying to get rid of. there is too much influence from big billionaires or oligarchs although he certainly would not agree with that characterization. he is an interesting guy. he has to get through this extradition of fear. the united states is trying to get him extradited for a deal he did in india. he says they say he committed bribery in the process and he denies that. what you need to pay attention u.s. is doingthe this because it is politically motivated. they want to keep him out of the ukraine. one austrian judge has agreed with him and he was arrested just four days after the rainy and revolution. secondly, he is good friends and good business associates of some of president vladimir putin's inner circle. many people think that going after him was really an attempt to go after the inner circle and perhaps even the russian president himself to get some dirt on them. he says he provided no dirt to find out where the skeletons lie. confusing? manus: fascinating. i love

a ukrainian pilot accused of killing her journalists says she will go on hunger strike.he has been held in russia since her capture in 2014 and is protesting what she claims is an unfair trial. they say she provided the ukrainian army with information that killed the journalists and several other civilians. prosecutors on wednesday asked the court to sentence her to 23 years in prison. a ground-breaking discovery into the genetic make up of cancer tumors could allow scientists to explore new ways to fight the disease. it could open the way for more powerful treatments by harnessing the patient's own immune systems. the discovery was made by an international team of scientists from harvard, massachusetts institute of technology and institute of london. fish are being caught nearly three times more than than reported and much of that catch is illegal. as our correspondent reports from the western cape in south africa, small-scale fisherman say they have little choice when it comes to making a living >> >> reporter: this crew sets out for their task. it is made difficult by

the couch had to lobby the ukrainian authorities for months to get a new one. >> ordinary people helpout. the authorities don't. at least of all, the bureaucrats. >> but they were determined to carry on. even in the midst of a dangerous war zone, with military checkpoints and destruction all around. the athletes' quarters have become an oasis. everyone on the team does their bit helping out where they can. tim is almost always at his coach's side. she gives a tour of the new training grounds. >> this is our stadium now. once it is warm, we will be outside. >> the athletes do what they can to keep each other's spirits up. their home seem so far away. they are hoping their barracks are just a temporary home until the war between ukrainian and rebel forces is over. >> i really hope it ends because i would rather live in study at home. there are many more possibilities there. >> but the fighting in eastern ukraine goes on. and the coach seems to have settled in here with her at the for the long haul. >> there is a saying in britain, an englishman's home is his castle. recent studies show

ukrainian military pilot -- a ukrainian military pilot on trial has agreed to drink water for the firsttime in days. he is accused of the death of sherussian journalists -- is accused of the death of two russian journalists. doctors had warned she was likely to die before the verdict. kremlin says it will make no further comment. in the united states, the four remaining candidates for the republican party's presidential nomination are getting ready for their latest debate, due to take place later on in miami. their democratic party opponents have held theirs in the same city. the location is politically critical this time around. next tuesday's contest in florida is one of the biggest and could make or break hillary clinton's or bernie sanders' presidential hopes. the candidate who wins florida will take a huge step toward gaining the democratic domination. 1/4 of the state -- immigration is one of the main issues for latino voters, with both candidates saying they are firmly opposed to deporting children and families. ms. clinton: i will not deport children. i do not want to deport fam

a court in russia is considering its verdict in the case of a ukrainian pilot on trial for the murder of two russian journalists. you can see her being spoken to there in the court. she is accused of directing mortar fire at the journalists in eastern ukraine in 2014. she denies the charges. our correspondent is in moscow. what has been going on today? >> reporter: the court started delivering its verdict. that's not a process that will - it is a process that will take some time. it is supposed to go throughout today and into tuesday before we hear the final verdict. the prosecution accuses her of being, because of her military background, of being the spotter who directed mortar fire that killed two russian journalists in journey 2014. the defense says that is not true. they say that the phone records prove that she was actually kidnapped by the pro-russian separatists before that incident happened and she was actually nowhere close to that incident when it occurred. the second point of contention between the two sides is that the defense says that she was then kidnapped and smuggled

a ukrainian pilot on trial in russia showed her defiance today with a hand gesture.nadia was captured in 2014 and her lawyer said that she's on a hunger strike and in danger of dying. rory chalan is following it from moscow. >> reporter: this controversial trial has dragged on for months longer than anticipated. many expected a verdict on wednesday, and that wasn't meant to be, but there was still plenty after the drama in the courtroom. the final statement included a blistering attack on vladimir putin. >> reporter: you can not put all the people in here. persia will not be able to keep the power against blood, this is against people, against god and everything in the world. all i can do is show with my own example is that russia, with 2s nation hood and totalitarian regime, can be whipped into submission. >> and then to round her disdain for the russian cause, she did this. >> did you want my final statement? here's my final statement for you. >> her mother and sister were there to support the pilot accused of murdering two russian journalists. and when friend and

. >>> a ukrainian pilot captured in 2014 is on hunger strike and in danger of dying according to our is on trial in russia, accused of directing artillery fire that killed two journalists. the helicopter pilot was defiant. she faced 25 years in jail if found guilty. rory challands has more. >> reporter: this trial has dragged on months longer than anticipated. many were half expecting a vert on wednesday. that was tonight be, but there was still plenty of drama in the courtroom. her final statement continued a blistering attack on vladimir putin. >> translator: you cannot put all of the people in here. putin will not be able to keep power at the cost of people's blood. this against nature, against people, against god, and against everything in the world. all i can do is show with my own example that russia, with its regime can be whipped into submission if one is not afraid, and if one is tough. >> reporter: and then to ram home her disdain for the russian courts she did this. >> translator: and now did you want my final statement? here is my final statement for you. >> reporter: her

a court found a ukrainian pilot guilty of murdering two journalists and the case has come to symbolizeuld have been treated as a prisoner of war. president obama visiting in 90 years and meeting his counterpart castro and warming relations between the two countries. but obama's visit is dividing cuban americans and andy gallagher reports from miami where there are a million cuban exiles. >> reporter: inside the studios the broadcasters have a unique missions and for seven days a week and short wave radio they transmit to the people of cuba and say it's a message of resistance. for ten years they have been reporting on cuba's opposition movement and for many years president obama visit is in the step in the wrong direction. >> he is be friending castro and it should be divorced and engage with the resistance and cuban people and the thing positive to cuba is using substantial international leverage he has for free elections. >> reporter: echoed by many in the exiled community and for those that came here many years ago any move to normalization is not well received. >> every time castro

. >>> a ukrainian man pose >>> a ukrainian man posing a a teen faces charges for having relationships with students. 239-year-old man was arrested in pennsylvania. he had been going to high school under a fake name. he was charged with identity theft and tampering with public records, but now he is facing additional charges for sex with a minor. in an interview with the local news station, the man says he regrets nothing because he was just trying to get an education just trying to get an education. >>> 4:26 right now. new details of a string of home break-ins in one community. game may have played a part in which homes were targeted. >>> plus happening today, apple and the fbi head to capitol hill as the battle over cell phone privacy continues. the small victory after trying brookside crunchy clusters, @carlybeyar tweeted: at this point, i should just be a brookside chocolate ambassador. well, i am sorry, carly... it' s something you earn. >>> now at 4:30. super tuesday is here. polls open in just hours. fox25 has complete coverage now through the final tally. coming up, why massach

russian court convicts a ukrainian pilot >>> i have the sport, including. >> if i was a lady player i would go down every night on my knees and thank god that there was a fedder and an nadal was born. >> reporter: he apologizes over racist remarks >>> north korea has launched five projectiles into the sea of japan. the launch comes amidst among the rising nuclear tension. crossing to adrian brown who is in beijing. talk us through the launch of these and what the aim behind it is. >> reporter: >> reporter: ordinarily, north korea doing what it has done wouldn't cause too much excitement, but we have to see it in the context of what was in the past few weeks. it fired five missiles into the seas off its eastern coast. the south korea military says they're not sure about that. we're calling them projectiles or possibly military shells of some sort. just a few days of course on friday, north korea fired two ballistic missiles in the same area. a few days before that, the north korean leader said that his military was preparing for multiple ballistic missile launches and a nuclear war hea

. >>> ahead on al jazeera, fears that a hunger striking ukrainian pilot being held in russia could diel is completed. >>> and the stage is finally set for one of the world's biggest games, india versus pakistan. details in sport. ♪ find fantasy shows. when it comes to the things you love, you want more. love romance? get lost in every embrace. into sports? follow every pitch, every play and every win. change the way you experience tv with x1 from xfinity. hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you'll reach your customers where their eyes are already - on their devices. order up. it's more than just wifi, it can help grow your business. you don't see that every day. introducing wifi pro, wifi that helps grow your business. comcast business. built for business. ♪ >>> a ukrainian pilot captured in 2014 is on hunger strike and in danger of dying according to our lawyer. she is on trial in russia accuse

to date, both from the ukrainian and u.s. perspective. much of that is from lessons learned in the past few years in terms of integrating unconventional warfare, cyber capabilities, conventional capabilities. so i believe we're addressing that in our training program right now that's taking place with ukrainian forces. this is minister of defense forces. heretoforewe trained just minister forces. this is the first cycle of ministry of defense forces to. >> mr. secretary, thank you for being here. general austin said to the armed services committee that distant capabilities need -- including can additional u.s. personnel, intelligence, logistics, other advise and assist teams. do you agree with general austin on the assessment that additional u.s. troops on the ground in iraq and sird yria ar going to be necessary? >> we do. i already have. i expect us to do more because we're looking for students to do more. so general austin is right. of course, all this is in support of the iraqi security forces, but it includes support to

to date and that's the ukrainian and u.s. perspective. most of it is -- lessons learned in terms of -- in terms of integrated unconventional warfare, cybercapabilities, conventional capabilities. i believe we're addressing that in our training program right now that's taking place with ukrainian forces. this is minister of defense minute forces. this is the first cycle of ministry of defense forces trained in these areas. ms. gabbard: all right. thank you. mr. thornberry: mr. conaway. mr. conyers: thank you. mr. -- mr. conaway: thank you. centcom commander said to the senate armed services committee, additional capabilities may be necessary to take our raqqah and mosul, including u.s. -- additional u.s. personnel, intelligence, logistics, other advise and assist teams. do you agree with general austin on the assessment that additional u.s. troops on the ground in iraq and syria will take raqqah and mosul and do you support that? secretary carter: i do. we already have. i sect -- i expect us to do more because we're looking fo

on board were killed and among the 62 people we have eight ukrainians. >> this is the first crash for the budget airline which started operating in 2009. the age of the plane, not likely to be a factor since the fleet is relatively new this particular aircraft was only five years old. investigators already have a lot of information. >> two flight record verse also been discovered during the site examination, a void recorder and par met i can recorder, also forwarded to specialists for decifering. >> the 737 was traveling to russia from dubai, and all flights going to russia from the middle east have been under extreme strewn scrutiny after plane crier in the peninsula last year. that plane was believed to have been brought down by a bomb. will car, fox news. >>> and still ahead on "fox 29 news" at 6:00 attribute that no sitting president has take never nearly a century, but tomorrow president obama will head to cuba. >> and as the president prepares for his historic trip, new jersey is mourning its residents don't even -- warning its residents don't even think about vacationing in cub

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. >>> learning more about the adoptive parents of a 23-year-old ukrainian man accused of posing as a high school student. he was arrested last week. police say he posed as a student in pennsylvania for four years and had sexual relationships with underaged students. prosecutors now determining whether his parents helped him create a new identity through fake documents. >> most of those required some type of parental involvement. >> the adoptive parents have been sued 20 times, by the way, by landlords and credit companies over the past 13 years and ordered to pay more than $40,000. wounded warrior project. last month, a cbs news investigation revealed the charity spent millions of dollars on lavish events, including one in colorado springs. cbs news has learned the organization is running without a full-time chief financial officer. >> reporter: with two sons in iraq, raising money for wounded warriors was more than a cause, it was a calling. since 2009, their charity, tee off for a cause, raised $325,000 for wounded warriors through golf tournaments in the carolinas. the organizatio

there is on administrative leave officer at police department in pennsylvania say they were food by ukrainian man who imperson is a at anyed teenager adened local hospital there for years. police chief says, a fake drivers licence and social card helped get arthur who went by the name asher pots into academy. the last week. he was actually 23, was arrested and now faces several charges including, identity theft. >> it is disheartening. lengths that he went on to. >> he now also facing sexual assault charges in connection to relationship he had with the high school students. >> . >> caught on camera wild police chase thaw streets of florida police helicopter, catching pier suit four suspect speeding way in stolen car. then the suspect ditched car in run away not even bother put car in park. that's when two of men stealing another car before again ditching to run away. they start running through backyards to get away frightening people who live in that area. >> be she said, guys booming her. she got scared. >> two of the suspects were caught and arrested police are still searching for two other

. >>> a ukrainian man in his 20s posing as an american high school student.e have new details about the bizarre case and why the couple who raised him is now worried they could face charges. >>> we have the threat of ice tonight, we're going to see temperatures again below freezing. also going into the weekend a chance for rain or snow showers, i'll show you what you can expect and a big warsku( coming up. >>> is a knife in the hands of los angeles police department c connected to the murder of o.j. simpson's e,-wife and friend? police confirm they are testing the knife that was report lid discovered near simpson's former mansion. simpson was acquitted in the deaths of nicole brown simpson and ronald goldman more than two decades ago. a jury in a civil trial found him liable for the deaths. the prosecutor in the o.j. trial is opening up about the high making headlines. marcia clark sat down for a two-hour "dateline nbc" special. the people versus o.j. simpson, what the jury never heard. michael has a preview. >> you blame yourself for this. >reporter: the sta

john: the 23-year-old ukrainian man accused of posing as a pennsylvania high school student faces new charges. he went by shaller potts and faces charges of statutory sexual assault and corruption of mine nors. they say he had sexual relationships with female students including a 15-year-old. student until his true age and identity were discovered last week. >> i was like oh my god and i shut it down and i called my parents. john: erin andrews breaking down in tears in a nashville them for videos of her posted on the internet and is seeking $75 million. barbara: a severe storm forces the anthem of the seas to cut another voyage short. that is the same ship that sailed into a storm last month forcing passengers to hunker down in rooms about 12 hours as it tossed and turned. this time it turned around before going into the storm. royal caribbean hailed the captain for following the new policy. be a new policy to go right into a storm but apparently it is. john: situation solved. don: i want to thank one our twitter followers who said don't be rough on barbara for not knowing what a sham

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ballistic missile programs. 3 we are learning more about the adoptive parents of a 23- year- old ukrainian man accused of posing as a pennsylvania high school student.artur samarin was arrested last week and charged with identity theft, lying to police and sexual assault. authorities say he posed as student for four years and had sexual relationships with underage students.police are now investigating the adoptive parents.. to determine if they helped create the new identity. 3 :40-:45(ed marsico/dauphin county district attorney) "most of those require some type of parental involvement. it became apparent they had to be involved in some of these situations."the district attorney ed marsico says the parents are talking with authorities.attorneys for samarin said earlier this week that more facts will become known about their client which will help their case. 3 astronaut scott kelly and his same height.but it won't be true when the two stand side by side for the first time in nearly a year. 3 nasa says that scott kelly grew two inches during his time aboard the international space station.

. >> russian judge says a ukrainian pilot is complicit in the killing of russian journalists. accused of directing mortar fire that killed the journalists in eastern crane in 2014. the judge said she was driven by political hatred, captured by pro-russian separatists and should have been treated as a prisoner of war. >>> north korea has fired what have been described as five project isles intprojectiles inf japan. before landing in waters off north korea's east coast. just three days ago, pyongyang field firefired a medium rage bc missile into the sea. adrian brown has the story. >> a big controversy as to what north korea did or didn't fire into the sea. military projectiles or shells. on friday, north korea said it carried out two ballistic missile tests roughly in the same area, and a few days before that, the north korean leader warned it was ready for a nuclear warhead test. we know that the north koreans have launched 15 projectiles and missiles of varying sizes. is this is deeply unsettling for china. china is the only friend that north korea has, practically. and sanct

this attack was the first such attack against the ukrainian union the 20 countries -- the european union and that is why they are staying firm and standing together. they will try to make europe safer in light of these attacks. >> we've seen video of the three men at the airport. the man to the right is thought to be on the loose. can you give us any update on >> there's a nationwide effort and they're trying to track down the plotters and the person they caught on camera at the airport. they have actually set out -- is sent out a tweet with a picture saying does anybody know who this person is. they are going on social networks to try to track down this person and also at various raids in the district here in brussels not far from here, they have rated a number of dwellings including what seems to be a safe house where they found bomb making materials and that was found at the airport. >>> polluters out west in arizona idaho and utah taking part in the primaries. the polls are now closed. the arizona primary which is winner take all. loading out west could shake up the republican landsc

. >> a ukrainian pilot accused of killing two russian journalists say she will go on hunger strike andld in russia since 2014 and protesting against what she says is an unfair trial and russian authorities say she provided the ukrainian army that killed a journalist and civilians and asked to sentence her to 23 years in prison. a prison fire has killed 16 people in the capitol georgetown and set fires to protest against over crowding and it led to a riot, eight prisoners taken to hospitals for burns and smoke inhalation and they seized drugs and mobile phones during the right and 11 killed in peru during a torrential rain and flood waters trapped cars and blocked the road to the capitol lima and 42 areas have declared a state of emergency. more than 8,000 people died in the earthquake that struck nepal last year and many were injured and had to have limbs amputations and al jazeera spoke to a family to find out how they are coping with the trauma. >> translator: it all happened suddenly when the quake struck there were clouds of dust everywhere, i called my mother and daughters and sta

the job, few of those end up in court unless they're killed in ukraine unless one is involved is ukrainiancorrespondent here sound sneer of the kremlin owned vgt channel were killed in a mortar attack in eastern ukraine. their cameraman captured the attack on video and survived. this past week a russian court convicted a ukraineian national who was serving in a voluntary group at the time of accepting the group to a chap. she was taken into russian and drich by political hatred. in the russian news media she was portrayed as a rutdzless killer in parts of ukraine she has become a national hero. depending on where you get your information she is either a victim of the fog of war or justice has been served. it looks like there is a punch newspaper. an analyst there says it appears to be political. several senior journalists have left the daily nation including the former editor who was fired in january after writing an end of year editorial directed at the president, headlined. that followed the firing you of one of the best known cartoonis cartoonist. his contract was not renewed because of

in russia, a court has sentenced a ukrainian pilot to 22 years in prison. that is after it was ruled she was involved in killing two russian journalists during a military operation in eastern ukraine. prosecutors said she directed the mortar fire that killed the two russians. ukraine and many western countries have condemned the trial as a sham. here is a reminder of the top stories we are following -- the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility for three bombings in brussels. the attacks struck the city's airport and metro system, killing at least 30 people. police are hunting a suspect theybelieve was part of a trio of commerce at the airport. the blast killed 10 people before an explosion in the city's metro claimed another 20 lives. the country's prime minister has called a black day in belgium's history as the country begins three days of national mourning. we are going to leave you now with some pictures from brussels where people have gathered for a visual to remember the victims. mourners are writing messages and lighting candles and defi

a ukrainian man just faced a pennsylvania judge accused as posing as a high school >> police say the 23-year-old used a fake bank account and social security card to enroll in school -- birth certificate and social security card to enroll this school. >> he was found out after someone called police sayyng an older man said he was sleeping with a student. >> very odd story there. >>> well, feel secure in your dentures... feel free to be yourself all day. just switch from denture paste to sea-bond denture adhesive seals. holds stronger than the leading paste all day... without the ooze. feel secure. be yourself. x with stronger, clean sea-bond. incredible bladder protection now comes with an incredible double your money back guarantee. always discreet is for bladder leaks and it's drier than poise. try it, love it or get double your money back. always certificate,. >>> welcome back. here is what we are expecting in denver today. 30s as you walk out the door. departmentally cold enough to have the kid in a jacket. jayson, mostly sunny and 57 in denver the. >> really, an easy drive for u

. >> a judge in russia said that the ukrainian pilot is complicit in the killing of two russian versus. the former verdict still has to be confirmed. he's accused of directing mortar fire that killed the journalists in eastern ukraine in 2014. the judge said that she was driven by political hatred and she said she was captured by pro-russian separatists and should have been treated as a prisoner of war. the case has come to symbolize the poor relations between the two countries. now we were telling you a few moments ago about the case at the international war crimes tribunal at the hague against the former congolese politician. we've had the first of the verdict in that case. he has been found guilty of war crimes we're not sure about the other charges that he was facing yet. the verdict is still handed down as we speak. paul brennan is in the hague. paul? >> yes, the judge sylvia steiner has been summing up the verdict in excess of an hour. there were no surprises that we now discover that she decided that the case against the politician is that he is guilty. he's facing five charges,

republican, will be here to court their votes >>> russia is considering its verdict in the case of a ukrainian pilot on trial for the murder of two russian journalists. she is accused of directing mortar fire that killed journalists in ukraine in 2014. she says she was kidnapped by rebel fighters before the attack. the prosecution has asked for a 23-year prison term. niger's president is expected to have won a second term after sunday's election. voters in the capital and other cities went to the polls despite an opposition boycott. they said the process was tainted. fish confirmation of the result is expected in the next few hours. people have also been voting in zanzibar. the opposition declared victory after last year's poll but the electoral commission anulled the election. malcolm webb reports. >> reporter: hundreds of people queued to vote at this polling station in october, this time harmed any came. that's because opposition leaders had called for a boycott of the elections rerun and they have many supporters here on the island of pemba. we found a group just down the road. >> translat