twins, levi and alexei, little alexei has a little boo-boo on her knee.o-boo better all the time without fail? >> a kiss. >> a little kiss. who's going to go in for the kiss? >> oh! >> right on the boo-boo. >> way down, too. had to get really low. >> big wide eyes, puckered up from a mile out. >> no one better to kiss a boo-boo then your twin brother. it instantly went viral. it continues to get a lot of attention online. what's lovely about levi and alexei is their bond, the love between these two is unquestionable. in the video, on the beach, they take a walk on the beach like perfect little siblings that they are. >> so cute. just melts your heart. >> right. here's another one, alexei's just loving up her twin bro. look at this video when they were 5 months old. look, little levi kissed her again. >> like instant bffs. >> guess what? via skype, we have alexei and levi and their mom, amy, to tell us about whether the love continues. hi, welcome to the show. how old are the twins now. >> just turned 4. >> are they still as loving as ever? >> they are. th

. >> reporter: alexei sf 20 years old.soft spoken, intelligent, a young man who knows exactly who he is. >> i'm 100% gay. alexei, that's not his real name, works at central station as one of the drag performers. he's a star in this galaxy of the disdaidisdain. >> i am a drag queen for six months. and i'm not bad drag queen. >> reporter: another performer here, 21-year-old victor, also not his real name, is backstage, too. >> russian politics consider gay [ bleep ] up. you can leave for another country or you can die. >> reporter: at central station for a few hours, they are free. >> it's the only place we can do anything we want. you see, we are dressed like we want, we do everything we want. we kiss everybody we want. we are free here. >> reporter: but tonight, this very night could be their last act. why? just look at these images posted online. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] gay rights protests turning ugly and violent. [ shouting ] gay activists beaten by those who oppose them. those who speak up detained and sentenced. gay teens

all right we've reestablished our link with alexei now so alexei tell us again what you were referring to about yulia timoshenko and her potential freedom from a prison hospital and. yes we do know that the ukrainian parliament ratified a law which would set the outcry of all of president of the former prime minister from prison but we do know that she's still in a prison hospital in the city of haifa which is now under the control of the police but that's also a contradiction here because the climate has officially appointed a new interior minister recount of the country one of the figureheads of the protest movement here at the my done and he already stated that the police is now on the side of the opposition and of the people the army the armed forces of ukraine are still pretty much suggesting that they are neutral they're not on anybody's side they have the console the commander in chief said that he has the control over these servicemen everywhere across the country so they're not joining any part of this conflict at the moment meanwhile in the streets of kiev it's certainly a ve

alexei that is just unbelievable i really hope that you and your crew are keeping safe out there obviously this peace treaty that was supposed to have happened between the police and the rioters has not actually happened or it was broken very quickly can you talk about the latest thing about that peace train well this priest peace treaty is nothing as we can see i mean it's nonexistent it is once again a viable proof that the people in the protest in the heart of the protests the so-called right wing sector they're not taking orders from anybody from the opposition all from anyone else in fact their leader to me so yeah i've said last night that you knew nothing about this truce and that there would not obey orders they want the revolution to go through the very end and this is pretty much what was happening in the morning in kiev and from my standpoint where i was standing i clearly saw that it was the protesters who were attacking the police not the other way around as it happens on several occasions here in kiev so this is no truce i mean we cannot speak about any kind of reconciliation

how how much i hope you keep safe and keep bringing us here excellent reports are to correspondent alexei you're a chef a reporting from kiev ukraine while european union leaders are now criticizing the ukrainian government for its role in the bloodshed and have agreed to impose sanctions on the country during his trip to mexico president obama expressed concern about the situation and also threatened sanctions however critics say that those threats as well as the understanding of what is actually going on on the ground are misguided author stephen cohen is one of those people listen we who are you have president obama apparently uninformed about what's going on he says he hopes the protesters won't become violent where has he been they've been violent for more than a week they've killed policemen they were occupying government buildings they've set buildings on fire in ukraine and then we get this incredible statement by the european union in washington that they're going to sanction people who resort to violence now of course that's meant to be a threat at the president of ukraine but h

wounds now today is being described as the deadliest day in the protests to date or to correspondent alexei joined us earlier and shared with us his harrowing experience in ukraine including being shot at. well right now we're pretty much ok very turbulent day for us first of all getting here to a hotel ok you know where i am right now which is pretty much a fortress of the opposition right in groups at the moment was a nightmare because all the adjoining streets were blocked off by the police and the first thing i saw on my way here was a policeman beaten to a bloody mass carried on the stretcher and i was really surprised to see that because last night supposedly the opposition and the government and the president managed to agree on a truce on a ceasefire so it looked nothing like a like a ceasefire from the first minutes i got here then i had a live broadcast at nine o'clock in the morning and while i was doing that broadcast i saw literally hell coming alive behind me with the protesters throwing molotov cocktails and firing live weapons at the police the police retreating and right in

delighted to say that in the last few minutes we managed to get into the studio here alexei who is the keeper of the medal he doesn't speak english so conversation between us is going to be very scares me it's not we're not here to talk we're here to look at what he's brought with him he's brought with him here the actual medals you're looking there at an actual gold medal wow i never thought i'd see one of these in real life it's a heavy old thing too i'm not allowed to touch it i'm so wanting to take it out and then she's also bought the bronze and the silver as well you take a look at the gold when you take a look at a close up of the gold i'll tell you about it thirteen hundred medals were made in total. they're heavy as well they weigh between four hundred sixty and five hundred fifty one grams the paralympic medals weigh a bit more they go between five hundred eighty five and six eight six grams the reason because they've got different amounts of writing on the more writing they've got the lighter they because there's less metal where each one of these medals takes eighteen hours

are the ones creating all this have a coup causing unrest and throwing project als at the police alexei considering we've seen u.s. senator john mccain visit ukraine a few months ago to voice his support for pro e.u. protesters is there any evidence that western powers are logistically supporting the uprising well indeed they do we keep seeing european politicians. with the statements coming out basically supporting the opposition movement calling on sanctions against the government just recently the head of the euro commission said that some of the europe some of the ukrainian politicians must be sanctioned for inciting this violence here they put the blame directly on the government so similar statements have becoming from the united states with the assistant state secretary story nuland also speaking out against the government and calling for calling for a stop of violence yes i do remember john mccain speaking at the stage right behind me he was standing at the my done at the independence square saying that russia must not interfere into the domestic affairs of ukraine while many pe

let's hear a show of skiing marie if a notion in a heart in the east of the country first to you alexeylet's start with you in the capital has the authority completely broke down there who's in charge in the center of the city right now oh well we just heard from the state here at the independence square one of the protesters saying that if the opposition does not mean. president yanukovych should resign during the day they will do it themselves which pretty much repeats what's the right wing radicals lead to me to ya to shout from the stage last night when the big concessions from the government were made towards the opposition the constitution of two thousand and four was returned. early presidential election and a coalition government still be a right wing radical said that he was giving until ten o'clock in the morning local time for the president to resign otherwise they would have attacks with weapons but the thing is there's nobody to attack now the president is reportedly gone from kiev nobody knows where and the government buildings the parliament buildings the administration o

alexei that's just unbelievable i really hope that you and your crew are keeping safe out there. obviously this peace treaty that was supposed to let happen between the police and rioters had not actually at how pandora was broken very quickly can you talk not only innocent about the peace treaty. well that the peace treaty is nothing as we can see ended its non existence it is a once again a viable prove that the people in the protest in the heart of the protests the so called white wing sector they're not taking orders from a body from the oppositional from anyone else. in fact their lead at me to get upset last night that he knew nothing about this truth and that that would not that they notice they want the revolution to go to the very end of this is pretty much what was happening in the morning and get them from my standpoint when i was standing i could hear his soul that is what the protesters who were attacking the police not the other way round as it happened on several occasions here in kiev. so this is no truce i mean we cannot speak about any kind of reconciliation bet

correspondent alexei euro cesky on the ground in ukraine now in the midst of all of this fighting and all this political disagreement for political interests are also at play in ukraine congressman dana rohrbacher slammed his colleagues this week for taking sides in that tour moyle he says no one knows for sure who started the violence in ukraine and he accused protesters of using quote brute force representative waronker is the chairman of the house foreign affairs panel on europe and he joined me earlier to explain why the peaceful protesters are being portrayed as just that. well they are they are represent a large segment to me of the ukrainian population but we have to remember ukraine is a very divided country you have about half the country really wants closer relations with russia and the other half of the country wants closer relations the world the european tilt to their country these are two diametrically opposed the use these people feel very strongly about well these type of issues should be settled at the ballot box and i'm just wondering first of all what is this idea a

correspondent alexei yarrow sheff ski who was on the ground in ukraine and i first asked him to outline the terms of this new deal. well essentially this is the biggest concessions that the ruling party could have ever made to the opposition and not only because they agreed to hold the early election although the date has not yet been set. and even though the even agreed to return to the constitution of ukraine of two thousand and four which essentially gives more power to the parliament rather than the president something that he only called which changed in twenty ten when he was his second year in office he basically gave powers to himself now it's going back again to the parliamentarian republic here in ukraine but the probably the biggest concession and this is unimaginable to be completely honest with you i was shocked when i heard the news that the parliament ratified the lower decriminalizing the criminal law the article of the criminal code of ukraine which landed. because a former prime minister the lady the whole world knows pretty well in prison for seven years she's already

correspondent alexei euro cesky on the ground in ukraine now in the midst of all of this fighting and all this political disagreement foreign political interests are also at play in ukraine congressman dana rohrbacher slammed his colleagues this week for taking sides in the turmoil he says and no one knows for sure who started the violence in ukraine and accuse the protesters of using quote brute force representative rohrbacher as the chairman of the house foreign affairs panel on europe and he joins me now to explain his position congressman rohrabacher thank you so much first of all for taking the time to sit down with us i first want to get your take on the protesters because it's different from many of your other colleagues in congress why are they being presented in your opinion as peaceful protesters in the mainstream media is is that how you see them. well they are they represent a large segment jimi of the ukrainian population but we have to remember ukraine is a very divided country you have about half the country really wants closer relations with russia and the other half o

wow what if i will support that she used to have in twenty ten and alexei i can't help but notice that your outside vs yesterday when you are in the hat's how can a bumper down a little bit more. would you say that that things are finally starting to calm down and the results of this new deal between the ukrainian government and opposition leaders how are they responding to act. you know what was all very like to think that this is the end that the story may be dying down the streets of kyiv made a return to the useful life again but this is not the case of fires. we may allege because of that victory just minutes ago. one of the leaders of the rightwing sect of the so called right wing sector which is more of the protests the guys who are coming to the instigating all the fighting in the frontline havoc in kiev. he spoke from the stage only get man behind me and he said that he cared little about eighty laws about any concessions made by the government to make only one straight month that democrats must resign by ten o'clock in the morning on saturday. otherwise the right wing that wi

confirm this information but what is clear already is that what happened in kiev that my colleague alexey just now described as something close to an icky has divided these usually unanimous region locals here are afraid that opposition including the right to eat and all those radical elements can come here bringing violence with them and that's not very hard just less than five hundred kilometers away from key of and we see a large number of calls mostly sent through social media to stand up and to defend the c.-t. hand the region but from another hand both politicians and ordinary people here in hike up and in this eastern part of the country are not totally happy with what victor new corvette she is doing as president and particularly they're disappointed with the humor of brokered early polls deal that to be true to quote which signed with the opposition leaders early on friday many of the politicians and again ordinary people here is seated as the authorities witness and surrender meanwhile the major political parties and politicians from all over eastern and southeastern ukraine are

here have still live from kiev alexei thank you very much indeed for that and you can get updates from the embattled ukrainian capital by following twitter where he's been posting videos from the center hold their protests go up today and get updates reporting and first hand images from the frontline can all be found on his twitter feed and check them out and look back at how the situation unfolded in kiev on tuesday when the violence returned to the ukrainian capital far as the opposition a run of the crowds and them to march on the parliament. trouble began when radical protesters broke through police lines and the situation escalated even further one rioters tried to storm the office of ukraine's reading policy setting it on fire police struggle to contain the thousands of protesters throwing rocks and molotov cocktails some even using trucks to break through the security cordon three people were killed becoming the first victims of the street violence which continued to escalate and less than two hours later a police officer died about a protest as attacked security forces. and whi

folds now as i said to alexey a few moments ago we are getting reports out of his going off has allegedly being captured by rioters just off the central square in downtown kiev earlier in the day i got it did file this report. still we're hearing the explosions from the fireworks which the writers have been using to attack the police mold of cocktails are still being thrown around as well and earlier we spoke with the ukrainian foreign minister who's urged the leaders of the opposition to disconnect themselves from of the radicals or share the responsibility for the ongoing violence that we call the opposition in ukraine first to rule. the controlling the routes for illegal groups we have to do it in the ukrainian cities. are the to distance themselves from those extremists. or to take on their responsibility to hold when it's. well on when's the russia's president vladimir putin discussed the situation in ukraine the word the german chancellor angela merkel saying that the west should condemn the actions of right wing ukrainian radicals and be more attention toward to the country's autho

opposition parties tomorrow to discuss peaceful resolutions for the latest from kiev here's artie's alexei or a chef. all right now we are at the independence square i just want to overlooking this where this is the best we can get at the moment because every other position from where we can do a live shot is blocked off either by the police or by the protesters in fact the whole city center is now gripped by by the protesters and the police we couldn't get through here for more than an hour which is completely and typical the independence square itself is a complete mayhem at the moment i think it's burning we can hear flash bangs exploding from time to time the protesters are hurting rocks and molotov cocktails at the police these were pretty much the scenes which we saw on january the nineteenth several weeks after that in kiev but now london's has returned to the sea something creates capital to was seems to be rather hard for compromise hard to achieve compromise between the opposition and the opportunities it's already sunny's over was detained in the protests in the two months of pr

fled the city or he's lex haris chef ski joins us live from the capital kiev with all of the latest alexei. yes indeed the biggest concern right now and the most unclear situation is regarding the fate of ukraine's president because some of the parliamentarians inside the parliament are saying that they had a conversation with the president and he virtually confirmed his willingness to resign from his position but there's come there's several quotes coming from the agency in ukraine which are quoting the president's advisor who said that the president will not be stepping down and described the situation as an attempted coup d'etat so this is very vague at the moment but we do know that the parliament has already voted with the overwhelming majority of votes to release the former prime minister yulia tymoshenko an opposition icon from prison and we are expecting this to happen later on during the day we do know according to the reports in heart of that she is in a prison hospital still and the hospital is under the control of the police so only if the local governors allow this knowledge a

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virtual intimacy to actual love prompting fears of a demographic danger for the country or teens alexei or a chef ski explain. thanks but no sex says this japanese woman in her mid thirty's she's now on her second marriage but intimacy with her husband is off the marital menu. after i had a child with my first husband i lost interest in sex we divorced i remarried but my second husband lost interest in having sex with me so i have actually got used to having no sense at all this is becoming a trend which now has its own name in japan sexless according to recent polls more than sixty percent of unmarried man and near half of women aged eighteen to thirty four are not in relationships more over forty five percent of women and a quarter of man aged sixteen to twenty four were not interested in having sex at all for the country with one of the world's lowest birth rates this spells huge demographic trouble you so used to have a very large population but now we're rapidly shrinking if things carry on as they are japan's population will be half of what it is now by the year twenty fifty that

that he will win the election before the vote even started then regarding critics of the kremlin alexei in the bayani a galaxy now vitally is putin's opponent and he has always that cleared it out loud and many people think that's the only reason why he had to go to jail. if i don't ask leafs going to the winter games of the i'm sad to find they find it bad that human rights in russia are not always respected comes out of the program make his state funded channels e.d.f. to the us to specifically for an interview about potential file use in the show they declined but did send this reply by email. is aimed at children aged eight to twelve years old children appreciate the logo logo manages to portray even the most complex topics which children to understand moreover daily reactions of children to the show are that they're mostly on board with logo content data reported this also applies to political issues whether national or international policy. they haven't been children are being used in the media as a tool for that they should be told that everything that comes from t.v. has been pr

catch up with alexey who is in kiev now and let's see from the embattled streets of the capital let'smove to the political arena now tell us what's been going on in the country's parliament. well if the last several days have been sensational in terms of the level of violence we have seen in the streets of kiev today is certainly sensational in terms of political things happening inside the parliament in the latest move the ukrainian parliament has decriminalized the article of the country's criminal code which lended if you get too much shank of the former prime minister into jail for seven years she's already spent two years as far as we remember for the abuse of power now effectively she may go free it's really hard to say when that may happen but it's no longer a criminal punishment for the alleged crimes she committed back in two thousand and nine so this is effectively meaning that. might be a chance as some people are saying here on the ground that the. future president of ukraine is now will now be released back from brazil obviously this is just directly connected to the fact

for well meanwhile russian olympic slopestyle hope alexey some would have made a surprise guest appearance at an extreme snowboarding event in moscow which brought together thirty of the brightest talents from across the country and michael braved the cold to bring us this report. well it's a crisp minus fifteen degree celsius here in north moscow and instead of being at home there's a bunch of snowboarders that come out here to show off their skills russian style and i'm here with the brainchild of the whole event the nice lynsey of please tell me why. you know better off. came about after the play russian video came out you might know the one where american basketball star kobe bryant says what after watching some russians grinding a helicopter propeller. so we build a similar stage and invited thirty riders from across russia to put on a show for a. while the helicopter on show looked more like a prop from a movie set the ride is grinding it and pulling off moves on it were genuine as with a gasp from the crowd who also braved the freezing conditions to check out the show and what would

head of state himself fled the country or he is live for us in kiev to give us all the latest so alexei what's the situation on the ground right now in the capital. well we keep hearing some banging noises from time to time of this is fireworks with people celebrating what they believe to be their victory we first of all know that the country's former prime minister jailed unity machine and go will be released according to the parliamentary decision more than three hundred votes in that favor although i just saw a report by a local journalist and who says that you would see much tangos currently in a prison hospital which has been taken under heavy control by the police so it's not we cannot say that the machine co is out of the prison just yet we also do know that a new interior ministry has been appointed one of the figureheads of the year to my down protest outside of a he's already made several statements including the statement that the right wing sects of the so-called right wing sect of the radical wing of the protest may be included in the interior ministries troop force says th

injured is in the many hundreds and crew there has been at the very epicenter of the violence and alexei the chefs' kaye joins us now live from the kiev. seems like it's a quieter start to the day so fire at least. yes it's actually a chance for me to say good morning from key if it's been really calm so far the night has been relatively peaceful there's been no gunfire or anything of the current right now i just passed through the independence square the protesters there are peaceful basically and they're just in the waiting for something we know that during the night nine hour long negotiations between representatives of the e.u. russia and ukraine were held in key of the rounded up at seven o'clock in the morning and we're expecting according to the ruling party that some sort of peace treaty bisa greenland will be signed later during the day the question is certainly the biggest question now is whether this will be the peaceful agreement the real truth because we've been at this point before on wednesday night of the opposition and the government managed to agree some sort of a compr

and then they all for ukraine all the money alexey russia's kyon see who was in from kiev in ukraine. now luxembourg has called to fight extremism in the ukraine and it's the first comment coming from europe regarding the actions of radical groups in the protests play country get across live to go for the details well it's a very interesting and unexpected i should say statement from european leaders given that their position earlier was that of maintaining that protests were peaceful. well basically this is actually the first time that we have heard a western official talk about those who are operating on the independence square in terms of extremists or nazis and obviously when a when something of this importance is concerned this is where even the western leaders to not to stay away from actually condemning their actions let's have a listen to what the foreign minister of luxembourg have to say. the european union has no right to support extremists those who are using violence the nazis as you call them europe is familiar with them we have to fight all extremist forces including th

kidnapping and has supported your defense right now we can cross live to the jail pilot's attorney alexey tarasov who recently visited his client sir thank you so much for joining us today can you tell us you visited jarosz echo in prison what did you see there yes i have. seen my client constantine you're a shango at the four digs prison earlier today your show did appear sick to me his face was rather he visited lee had shortness of breath he would take pauses in our conversation to compose himself he was. confused generally appeared to be. having difficulty remembering the dates and the chronology of the different events that took place this week constantine mentioned to me that he was very suddenly summons last night to. the medical ward there at fort dix where a person told him that he should be prepared on monday to travel out to the hospital away from the prison facility now what exactly will be done at the hospital remains unclear the. individual at the medical office told you know that he should expect an ultrasound diagnosis however. it is unclear to this point whether any hard

wing radicals at the forefront of the uprising there also lining up for some of the top jobs artie's alexei or chef he has more. we lead ukraine's and europe's biggest battle in a vibrantly edited clip of the right sector movement of ukraine states its mission and well something that the revolution here ended with the ousting of the president of the college its leader dimitri jarosz has a different view. disses just the beginning ukraine's resurrection europe's resurrection they started our my down. but does this resurrection require the storming of political party offices the torching of politician's houses and the manhunt for journalists. at the sea recently the offer of your award for the whereabouts of a russian journalist from the r.t.r. channel for what they call providing false information so you can see where we're heading now so that the jewish community in southeastern ukraine thought they had returned but on tuesday and identified the man tried to set the town synagogue ablaze with molotov cocktails the police leech before masked men started throwing explosives at our synagogue a

being shot by unknown assailants police believe the attack may be linked as professional activities alexei or share of skin or says what these activities could be. the interior minister of ukraine is still koyo on what exactly they meant by professional activities but we do know that the thirty four year old judge. from the town of clement you consensually crane was killed by two presumably two gunshot wounds and those believed to be fired from a shotgun it's not the first time of course that a judge is killed in ukraine but given what's happening in ukraine right now with all these riots protests take over of administrations the fact that he recently dealt with some of these rioters is certainly causing huge attention he dealt with two of those rioters who were part of the attack on the local administration building he placed them under house arrest and have been charged with inciting riots but not yet convicted he also dealt with many civil cases like. returning of debts like inheritance and different property splits it also may have been the reason for his assassination but certainly gi

killed on the streets of kiev on tuesday with hundreds needing hospital treatment for injuries aussies alexei he has the latest from the ukrainian capital. the tension is now a smoldering just as the tires and all other things which are burning at the barricades at the independence square day my dad it's not as violent as it was on tuesday and during the night time during the night it was pretty violent we saw flash bangs explode all the side motors call to tell startled the police we're doing here sometimes though at the moment flashbacks are being excluded and probably the scariest scene at the end of times square is the former labor union house which lost my money on position as a revolution headquarters which is almost completely burned it's building its own black right now and still fire scouting out several windows of this building is still an unpredictable situation because the police line is literally twenty meters away from the protesters and. the police will actually trying to storm the independence square that there is information that they may attack that you know a solution is fo

further gold medals on sunday the latest coming in the form on bob slave and now alexander golf and alexey voyage voda were part of that crew meaning they've added to the gold that they'd already won in the two man competition that was russia's first books lego since the fall of the soviet union they very quickly added that second elsewhere today there was a first for russia at these games they secured a one two three gold silver and bronze they completed the podium in the men's cross country skiing in the fifty k. mass starts alexander left called finishing fast in what proved to be another thrilling climax so let's see what all of that has done to the medals table and as you say russia outright lead as the talk the hosts late is their best display since the fall of the soviet union on an even more surprising turnaround is four years ago russia put in one of the worst evidence plays winning only three goals but it seems that the investment in coaching and facilities in the last four years has paid off thirteen gold medals now on thirty three in total but of course that is a fine line betw

those injured is in many hundreds all she's korea has been at the very epicenter of the violence and alexei give cesky reports they descend into chaos that. druce it did not seem like that at all in the early hours of thursday morning despite a cease fire agreed during the night by politicians write we writers made it clear they will not listen to anyone and will not lay down their arms what we have now is that we have a radical elements that we have ready. many times there which is somehow here and driven by especially as we see using snipers and so on and which is not controlled neither by the in the opposition the there by the west directly so everything went out of control beyond opposition as it is now they want power what they want to take power from a democratically elected government and for a new foreign ministers to not be condemning what we have seen this week in kiev is absolutely appalling it's intolerable kiev was consumed as the raging ground and police trying to hold them back exchanged fire crew even got caught in the middle of it at one point so this is our day started in

six outfield player but you know if i did a second to the match before the scoring was completed by alexey tell us now the victory sets up a last eight tie against finland is now going to be an easy match against the finns they secured the bronze medal in vancouver four years ago. here poll i want about the other competitions of the day eleven. yes well it wasn't just that that was a good news for russian sports fans today russia have added a silver medal to that tally and it was somewhat of a surprise as well nikolai aloon in secure silver he finished second in the men's snowboard cross now this was a surprise because before the games in international competition on the slopes of sochi he hadn't finished any higher than forty eight so it was a real turn up for the books let's see what all of today's action has done to the medals table and how it looks right now you can see the norway have leap frogged russia into second place after a gold silver medal in the nordic combined and they also secured a dramatic gold medal in the men's biathlon start as well as germany the currently lead the wa

vulnerable at the back which will then grab his second of the match before the scoring was completed by alexey teta shang now the four nil victory sets up a quarterfinal tie tomorrow in the bolshoi lifetime against finland all eyes will be on this one but it won't be an easy game because finland bronze medalist in vancouver four years a guy elsewhere today russia have added a silver medal to that tally nicholai a loon in securing the silver medal. in the men's snowboard cross it was a real surprise a bit of a turn up for the books that one let's take a look and see how all of that affects the very latest medals table then you can see that the netherlands norway have leap frogged russia russia are now in fourth place the netherlands securing another one to three completing the podium in speedskating in the adler arena germany are in the lead of the overall standings. so those looking so far the polls got those medal standings well as we already reported those goals aren't just about a limping glory but some amazing personal achievements to look at some of the latest breakthroughs are set to go

landing jobs in the revamped interior ministry one parliament forms a unity government on thursday alexey worships the auntie gotten from kiev in ukraine. and the prospect of ultra nationalists gaining some of the top jobs is something that should be concerned about and that's what we've been hearing from glen ford a former member of the european parliament. clearly we have to look very carefully this government of national unity we should be trying to bring people together some hard and difficult decisions have to be made to incorporate people from all parts of ukraine in the new government if it's a sectarian government of a very in quotation marks one the recent conflict and this is just a recipe for further problems in the future and with the continued emergence of the far right and with the u.k. government struggling to contain the rise of islamophobia at home some britons are not making the job any easier a group of activists has started patrolling the streets of east london in armored vehicles claiming they want to protect people from being harassed by radical muslims but some loca