the somalis to be in the stallion foreign minister talking to eu foreign affairs chief catherine ashton. now the stories here it's he who is calling the shots in a bikini at. and. the other the rise of hardline nationalists former convicts among them is racing for years ukraine to people the power of some very dangerous people in a while additional news agency says the russians had given ukrainian forces until tomorrow morning to surrender parties' out of the propaganda watches me is fueling panic over ukraine's setting the alarm is ringing over russia's full blown intervention of a takeover of the southern region of crimea the will. it might not be out with me in reading chance he will begin with breaking news all week phone call reveals the same snipers were shooting out both for casters and police in kyiv. i design and cost or joins us now live with more on advance the murray and his house where we known this from an who was behind us non person soon they will all this information is in fact the common after a phone conversation was leaked in the south festival to everyone who wants

ashton's visit will strengthen further.s the negotiations go on the talks made it more difficult the. humam i did has been no prison five times. europe's top diplomat wants to engage on these issues too. >> we have come to establish for ourselves a situation here in terms of the potential for the relationship. but we also recognize that that relationship is in many ways i iran tkepl the straits it is clearly looking for a different realm. >> iranians have suffered under international sanctions for years. the limited nuclear deal brought some hope. many wanted a relationship with the west but not convinced it will happen. lease due seat. >> lease is live in tehran. how big a deal is it that contact ron ashton is in iran at all? >> reporter: it is a very big deal. big for different reasons depending where you stand in the political spectrum. when she arrived here, they hailed her visits a great achievement of president rouhani's administration. they look forward to an improvement with the wider international community. but as

from the new british press estonian foreign minister told that eu foreign policy chief catherine ashton. other headlines the month is national post calling the shots in. rise of hotline absence of full conference among them is the result is the present evil as in politics and very dangerous people. russian official news agency said the rocket that even ukrainian forces until tomorrow morning to surrender bart's out of the and to watch as needy as feuding i know that it cleans the two lines ringing of the rushes for an intervention. and at the take off the southern region of spring. the hoopla was the seventies week. this is a huge national line up market which is the mosque at you with the tub omelets eighteen now a headline story the stone in a foreign ministry has said that the defendant called bikini is catherine ashton and it's a new foreign minister is off and take a conversation features a staggering one of the nation saying goes like this to a shooting in both protesters and police who kept well as the height by someone from the full opposition. donovan has more we've heard from

s foreign affairs chief catherine ashton is meeting with top officials in iran. her visit comes four months ahead of a deadline for a nuclear agreement between iran and the west. >> the e.u.'s foreign policy chief catherine ashton is in iran on a 2-day visit - a little bit of business and a little bit of pleasure. nuclear talks, the war in syria, human rights here in iran. the nuclear issue weighs over iran's foreign policy. the for-minister spoke about that and talk -- foreign minster spoke about that. and talked about an great that could be reached. he tr stressed there must be no ambiguity. catherine ashton has been regarded as the key to getting a temporary nuclear agreement. that was reached in november. she, of course, is here as a friend of the foreign minister at the invitation of the foreign ministry to talk about the issues, but also a friendship building exercise. catherine ashton stressed positivity about the talks and that there was no guarantee that any final permanent agreement can be reached. both sides seemed hopeful. >> it has been seven years s

foreign policy chief catherine ashton. more headlines on r.t. international who's calling the shots in kiev. the rise of hardline nationalists of former convicts among them is a raising fears ukraine's up evil has empowered some very dangerous people meanwhile. russia's official news agency says the russians have given ukraine forces in till to morrow morning to surrender. out on the propaganda watch as media is fuelling panic over ukraine setting the alarms ringing over russia's full blown intervention and the takeover of the southern region of crimea. line from moscow is just one pause. in the capital you're live with us on r.t. to national with me now to our breaking news story this hour the sony and foreign ministry has said that the lead phone call between the e.u.'s catherine ashton and the a stone and foreign minister is authentic a conversation features staggering revelations of seeing the snipers who were shooting at both protesters and police in kiev where allegedly hired by someone from the former opposition let's get more now from ou

also, baroness ashton spoke as well. she was very relaxed, saying she met with the iranians on many occasions. this is a bilateral meeting. she is going to visit the city as well. it gives you an indication of what she's doing here. sightseeing and a friendly trip before talks resume on march 17th. it seems quite positive going into the next round where they are going to try to knock out the permanent nuclear agreement, a black and white one according to the iranians. >> thank you. >>> people in north korea are heading to the polls to vote for a parliament. elections are held every five years, as stefanie dekker reports, the vote is little more than a rubber-stamp. >> it's quite the production outside a polling station. there's a mysterious message - you need to vote. >> translation: i cast a vote of approval for our candidate. i will devote my intelligence and strength to strengthen our socialist system >> these are parliamentary elections, but there is little joys. there's one candidate. you can say yes or no. if you v

ashton's visit will strengthen further.gotiations go on the talks made it more difficult the. humamadi has been no prison five times. europe's top diplomat wants to engage on these issues too. >> we have come to establish for ourselves a situation here in terms of the potential for the relationship. but we also recognize that that relationship is in many ways i iran demonstrates it is clearly looking for a different realm. >> iranians have suffered under international sanctions for years. the limited nuclear deal brought some hope. many wanted a relationship with the west but not convinced it will happen. lyse doucet, bbc news, tehran. >>> the sixth day of the oscar pistorius murder trial is under way in pretoria. the court decided to ban live details from reeva steenkamp's postmortem report. he said he has ethical issues over the publishing of graphic details in his trial. oscar pistorius is on trial for killing his girlfriend just over a year ago. nomsa, what can we say about what has happened today? >> reporter: well, th

no what we've heard is a phone call being between catherine ashton the head of e.u. foreign policy and the u. this is dhoni and foreign minister now in that phone call it does seem that the a stony and foreign minister at least puts across the point that the snipers were firing at both sides during the horrific scenes that we saw here just just behind me here on independence square just a short while ago now just who was behind those shootings and who was paying those guys that were doing the firing that's still all very much up in the air but we can hear the snippets of the phone call right now. shows that people who were killed by snipers from both sides among leishman and from the streets that they were just changed my purse killing people from both sides. yeah up the same same handwriting same type of bullets and it's really disturbing that now the . new coalition that they don't want to investigate what exactly happened so that carries i was stronger and stronger understanding that behind snipers it was not going to call which but it was somebody from the new co

ashton said there are no guarantees that a final deal will be reached for what has gone into susan's story billed as a goodwill gesture but the opinion in the us foreign policy chief catherine ashton is in iran up to keep it because if you get to the keys in exchange for sanctions from the thrust of ember. the preliminary deal is set to expire on the twentieth of june. and while captain action is optimistic on reaching a more comprehensive agreement. she offers no guarantees. i think this into the grieving is greedy greedy and cool. but not as simple as a comprehensive agreement that we are connecting gate and difficult challenging there's no guarantee both feet. i should also make it to ron's president assad upon each he's pushing for closer relations with the eu. iran is hoping to reach a comprehensive agreement that the p five plus one. iraq's foreign minister says his country has held up its end of the bargain. the house shown good faith. we have shown that bit of it. i mask was head of a vacation the last leg of the bargain is concerned we've done our son. while the historic the

she's in ashton with more now. megan, any problems out there now? >> reporter: barbara, plenty of problems. as you can see, i'm still wearing my hat, because it's still very, very windy out here. and so, we're seeing power outages. we're also seeing road closures like the one behind me here. lots of problems this morning. the trouble began before the sun came up, in laurel a utility pole brought down by the wind sent power lines onto busy route 198. it was closed in both directions for the morning rush. downed trees and snapped branches caused big problems this morning. in silver spring, a large tree fell on top of a house. and in ashton, maryland -- >> another day, another storm. >> it was scary. it was, like, really the trees -- the tall trees were just bending over. >> reporter: some of those trees fell. utility poles snapped, and transformers blew. >> just sparks, just, like, when you hit your battery cable. >> it was, like, really great. >> there was green arcs, a power surge, pretty green sparks. >> a big humming. >> reporter: like many in the

actor ashton kutcher has >> he now looks down on sleeping around.kucher, as opposed to -- >> has caught a case of monogamy and says he no longer enjoys one night's stands. in an interview with "men's fitness" he said -- are you happy or sad for yourself? >> combination of two. i want to be her body double in films. if she gets pregnant they need me more. >> need you on there more. you are doing it a little bit. who says i am not. >> you are, you got six years on her, right. you know? >> wait. and she is, she is moving on. >> this girl is brilliant. she knows she is a cheater. you are going to publicly say, as many times as i tell you to, that you are all about monogamy. and a changed man. miky, isn't he saying this. he has had 16,000 one-night stands. me saying, don't do drugs. because from 20 to 40 i did them. >> right. it's -- piousness of when you, when you succeeded right? like a billionaire. >> really it won't. and, and, so, yeah, i think he is doing, i don't know that he is -- a lot of guys out there that are single that understand what the he

looking ashton kutcher is clearly -- and there is he is making an omlet.e kitchen. i don't even if he's breaking and entering. and he was just like morning. do you want an onnly -- omelet. and we sat there before school ate omelets. >> maybe it was an episode of "punked." >> i was waiting for that to happen. >> jimmy: did anybody come to claim ashton kutcher? >> demi moore. >> jimmy: that would make sense. >> that's interesting. i would imagine it would be hard to be impressed by almost anything. i remember your mom was one of the first, especially women that had piercings. you had one in your nose. i remember that being like wow, she must be wild. >> she's crazy. >> jimmy: because, you know, the cosby show. but oh, in real life. she might worship the devil for all i know. does your mother worship the devil? >> we're not supposed to talk about that. no. she has some piercings. i didn't get piercings until i was like, way older. i was a chicken. when i was 10 she threw me a piercing party. >> jimmy: what do you mean? >> i wanted to get my ears pierced. just

foreign policy chief catherine ashton is in iran on a 2-day visit. on the business agenda nuclear talks - the war in syria, security in afghanistan, and human rights in iran. the nuclear issue weighs over rain's foreign policy. the foreign minister spoke about that, hoping that an agreement can be reached within the next four months, a permanent nuclear agreement. there must be no ambiguity in an agreement that they come up with. catherine ashton has been regarded as the key to getting a temporary nuclear agreement. that was reached in november. she is here, of course, as a friend of the foreign minister at the invitation of the foreign ministry to talk about these issues, but a friendship-building exercise. catherine ashton did stress positivity about bilateral talks, about there was no guarantee that a final permanent agreement can be reached. both sides are hopeful. >> and today marks seven years since former federal bureau of investigation agent and c.i.a. contractor robert levinson went missing in iran, he's the longest held hostage ever. his fa

can hear him go alone and kenny step up to the plate and really get tough as we just recap and ashton said no on everything from the russian communist second level saying that russia has known thinking of saving tricks and other parts of eastern ukraine teeth in that last piece to be the case. soon we heard the other parliaments a couple weeks ago that they had no intention of moving any military hardware military maneuvers with a crack me up and before i went to crack me up if you would ask me what i'd be standing here today talking about a military intervention cranny of me who supposedly knows russia i would say absolutely not very unpredictable scenarios i would not put too much stock in the official statements out of the russian foreign ministry and sergey lavrov. i think that twenty recruiting and sell and i'm not the only one that thinks this is improvising a lot making it up a lot as he goes along. i think he's been taken off guard by the theory lives of many of these civilian pro russian militias not just the soldiers on the ground frame yet but the people the civilians who t

. >>> as new roles for two co-stars of "that '70s show," mila kunis and ashton kutcher preparing forat's this monday, march 24th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" now. >> good morning. i'm john muller. >> i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. >>> we begin this half hour with a claim by china that its planes spotted an object off the ocean in australia, the same area where satellites show what may be debris from the missing malaysian jet. >> the weather and the search area is poor. abc's clayton sandell has the latest this morning from perth. >> reporter: this morning ten search planes have taken off from perth, again scouring a vast section of ocean for any sign of malaysia 370. flight crews on australian, chinese, american and japanese planes are crisscrossing search areas totaling 26,000 square miles. the goal is to get human eyes on those elusive pieces of floating debr debris, seen from space by australian, chinese and now french satellites. you can see here in perth, it's a gorgeous, sunny day but in the search area, 1500 miles southwest of here, the foreca

that's of the is tony and foreign minister talking to each of foreign policy chief catherine ashton . headlines on r.t. international who's calling the shots into. the jews who want to blow the rise of hardline nationalists convicts among them as are raising fears ukraine's up evil has empowered some very dangerous people meanwhile. russian national news agency says the russians have given ukraine forces and kill tomorrow morning to surrender parties out on the public ganda watch as media is fuelling panic over you. certainly a land swinging able russia's full blown intervention and the takeover of a song the invasion of crimea. it's eleven pm here in the russian top until you live with us on r.t. international you're with me tom let's say to our top story now in breaking needs the estonian foreign ministry has said the leaked phone call between the e.u. catherine ashton and the stony and foreign minister is authentic a conversation features staggering revelations to say the snipers who is shooting at both protesters and police in kiev we allegedly hired by someone from the former opp

. >> to put it in context katherine ashton asked estonia's minister several days after the killings, and he says dr owlinga, involved with the -- olga, involved with the treatment of wounded protesters told him that she believed that the same people, the same spipers, if you will, were killing the protesters and members of the security forces. then he goes on to interpret that as proof or feeding into a belief that people linked to the interim government, then the opposition were involved, and she, of course, doesn't really react in any great manner. just to say the estonian government confirmed the authenticity of the recording, and katherine ashton has not commend so far. that's where we are at the moment. >> what is the reaction to this then, in kiev. >> well, firstly i should say that it's not the first time that people have talked about the possibility of the same sniper killing people on either side - politicians and the current interior minister and the interim government talked about a third force being involved in the unrest. i think the russian media are picking up on this,

actor ashton kutcher has -- as opposed to the ashton kutcher who is not one. he has caught a case of monogamy and no longer enjoys one nightstands. in an interview with "men's fitness" he said for every girl you have a good time with for one night. if you want to stay single it is the same girl you have to not call back. tragedy. after being the one nightstand guy it is also just a little gross. hot models want to sleep with you and are repulsive. he is rumored to be engaged to kunich. that has nothing to do with what he said i'm sure. i will go to you, joe -- joanne. are you happy for mila or sad for yourself? >> combination of the two. i want to be her body double in films, so if she gets pregnant they will need me on there more. i'm all for the monogamy. >> right now you are doing it a little bit. >> who says i am not. >> you have six years on her, right? trying to figure out the age. >> she is 30. >> she is moving on. >> this girl is brilliant. she knows what she is getting herself into. she knows he is a cheater. she said you will publicly say as many tim

they -- these two people, katherine ashton and the iranian foreign minister get on.y understand the realities. but, of course, behind them are other forces at work, conservatives in iran who are incredibly suspicious these talks, don't want any concessions made at all and the hawks in the u.s. congress who don't want to see any concessions made either. so, you know, it's not just these two who are fronting up for both sides who are involved, of course. but interestingly, they specifically mentioned the iraq heavy water reactor. >> that's a crucial issue many in the west would like to see that stopped completely because they suspect it's another route for iran to process plutonium, another route to a potential nuclear weapon. but iran, i should say, isn't going to give that up in any sense. they want to carry on with the building of that. >> great talking to you. thank you very much for that. >> that's tim friend there reporting for us from vienna. former trader jerome herville has lost his appeal in france's highest court. for more let's go to emma haywood. bad news

i was mentioning there the remarks by katherine ashton, the european union's foreign spokesperson. what's happening there, during the call for russia to back off on crimea, with that felicity barr. >> union leaders have called onn russia to deescalate, bylateral relations would lessen. >>> joins us from there live simon mcgregor wood. we know there's going to be another meeting off the back of it and the threat of sanctions. >> that's right. as you heard, from katherine ashton herself a short while ago, predictably strong language and condemnation of russia's actions over the weekend in crimea. a strong warning, again the use of this word deescalation, a demand that russia pulls back the forces that is committed to their permanent places of stationing. and then, in a sense, a rather vague, or else. and by that she means the possibility of sanctions. as far as i understand, thursday's meeting which is heads of state, this was just foreign ministers today, will in large part discuss, depending what happens between thousand and then of course because things are so fast-moving on the g

s foreign policy chief dad run ashton is in iran on a visit. a little bit of business, a little pleasure. was on the business agenda, nuclear talks, the war in syria, security in afghanistan, as well and human right here in iran. iran's foreign poles minute officer says an agreement can be reached by the july deadline web stressed there must be no ambiguity with any agreement they come up with. catherine ashton has been largely rewarded as the key to getting a temporary nuclear agreement that was reached in november. she's here as a friend of the foreign ministers at the invitation of the foreign ministry to talk about these issues of course but also a friendship building exercise. catherine ashton did stress positivity about bilateral talks but also that there was no guarantee that any final, permanent agreement can be reached. both sides seem quite hopeful. >> over 100,000 children are born with cleft lips and palates in bangladesh. it takes a simple surgery to treat them but they don't have enough trained surgeons to meet the demand. one med

s foreign policy chief catherine ashton is in iran. she is meeting to talk about the nuclear program. there's hope a deal can be reached by mid july. >> the e.u.'s foreign policy chief catherine ashton is in carbon on a 2-day visit - a little bit of business, a little bit of pleasure. the war op syria, security in afghanistan and iran. the nuclear issue weighses over iran's foreign policy. the n minister spoke about that. he is hoping an agreement can be reached by the july deadline. a permanent nuclear agreement, but stressed there must be no ambig urty in any agreement. catherine ashton is regarded as the key to getting a temporary nuclear agreement, reached in november. she is here as a friend of the foreign minister, at the invitation of the foreign mincerminc ministry. she expressed positivity and stressed that there's no certainty that a final agreement could be agreed. >> japan can live without nuclear power - that is the message of demonstrators of the the tsunami killed 15,000 people and caused meltdowns at the fukushima nucle

you heard heard catherine ashton with barely disguised discontent. she clearly is very determined to get una punanimity here. there are other countries, germa germany, the netherlands. the german foreign minister spoke at the weekend of having a step-by-step approach so you could get out if russia showed signs of pulling back and backing down in terms of crimea and its troops there. nevertheless, there is far more unanimity than there was just a couple weeks ago. that is because of what's happening on the ground where you are, ben. >> thanks very few. to richard galpin in moscow. how worried do you think president putin and the russians will be on this threat of sanctions by the eu and the u.s.? >> reporter: i think certainly they will be concerned. it depends exactly what the sanctions are and who they will be targeted. we saw the list which the eu was considering last week. obviously that's the full list. we don't know who will be included and who excluded. the big list included very senior government ministers and people who are extremely close to

then still the hope that this could in principle to lady ashton though the high representative is going to kiev. i can just thank you so much for that report from brussels. and moving on to alexandre fun nam well we had some interesting developments he had seen an old man stood on mantras and into the match and soldiers to call it the control of key sites in the cd and nadal reports that this man has started to pull out of the city center and dads and progress in the staff has taking gold at the control and i've been to the parliamentary building behind me and i haven't seen any on command there anymore only this man on the members of this cruel aggression of the staff at the va regional government has issued a statement in the evening saying that the dressing is now on the control that the situation is stable and are reports that the isp is over crimea. it's not close anymore at least according to officials so says so says the airports has started to work again. the center for asia in control of these militia groups and cranny and the suspicion of the scenes at moscow's orchestrating t

that the police is always full and cole on the stove their own foreign minister as well as catherine ashton the eu foreign policy chief them during this phone call they discuss this apple based people so many people that would kill just behind me on independence square was killed on the oldest in oct of the key of the cool beaches government of right place that he received chela job but on the orders of a fed policy and the estonian foreign minister puts the outfit monty is one of the current man does all he had to be in the current government that does take care of it here in kiev military can chose. at the pp court to face my purse from both sides among twenty seven and eight in st. if you have to change diapers feeding people will shut them up. in spain and writing the same type of bloke. it's really disturbing to know them. no correlation between don't want to investigate what exactly happened so the pity is no stronger and stronger understanding of the hunt. my first payment because mo temple beach but it was somebody from the new british though cause he tried to calm times catherine a

yet also commented on the recent rainy conversation between eu foreign affairs chief catherine ashton and estonian minister of foreign affairs one must pack and during the composition packed tells ashton that depends of ukraine's fall of president of the canucks headaches him a happy responsible for the sniper fire during the recent mass protests in kiev. i said yes but said it was the current ukrainian government's job to investigate all the crimes committed during the run up to yanukovich is the poncho and so the adults the second he heads the european union approves additional economic assistance to ukraine the fist on the situation in ukraine when i joined tonight by up to spunk and sass stephanie for use in soup or a poke in the crimean stephanie her that i am trying to shed about thirty thousand washed and sodas at now in handy as it was more about the security situation that. well certainly if residents of vile russian troops days is apparent in their hearing or seeing them on and the report the ladies that we had overnight. what's that about eighty km southwest of here. it's a

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so while catherine ashton baroness ashton the you use foreign affairs chief had no problem with the violent activities of the right sector and other ultranationalist groups when they were directed at a democratically elected government that had the temerity to say no to the use liberal shock therapy diktat in its e.u. association agreement what we see is now that the putsch that has occupied power in kiev put into place with the that would not have been able to take power without the violence of these the right sector and other ultra nationalist groups. is now condemned for. it to quote the. president of this putsch regime destabilizing ukraine so this is a such a clear hypocrisy and double standards on behalf of the e.u. foreign affairs chief that it's a wonder she didn't choke to death on her own words. ok how much will brussels now concentrate on preventing the far right gaining momentum in ukraine well. they haven't played a considerable effort in. doing anything to stop these people from gaining power in the first place we have seen previously it was just at the end of january that e.u

ms danielle was referring to catherine ashton who visited iran this weekend. last week iran's foreign minister japan's unease. not only denied any involvement with the alleged weapons shipment he also accused is now of orchestrating the operation to his resume and improving relations with western states israeli officials say that the operation was planned by the renamed con sports a division of the islamic revolution guards corps who i'd like some silly man. by the french lose our national football team painstakingly qualify for the world cup getting a firsthand look at the trophy on display in paris before it heads to brazil for next summer's turn drums and some adults is harris's town holds a resilient like the sunlight landscape like the hundreds the different chunks that snap shots of the coveted prize. in case you don't it's very impressive to see the post office too. it's not like on tv one on tv it looks a lot at the herald caught up on us today. and it's seeing is believing to me it's like the six key to trim these for many domestic nine types of front

ashton was with demi moore. before that she was like 14. what is she 45? >> 47. >> kathleen turner will play her. >> who are the four that are blurred out and are we going to be discussing you in this segment next week? >> not me, no. i don't know why jill didn't break this news, but i did some digging. the four names are tom cruise, john travolta, kevin specey and sir ian mckellen. i guess that will come out officially next week. >> that is going to be -- i guess it is no surprise. those guys are 5 randy hetero bunch of he-males. i think it was all at the same time. i don't even know if her clothes came off. something happened. a lot of people are piling on lyndsay. shy gets to sleep with good looking people when ever she liked. people are crazy. >> this getting out now could rock several hollywood relationships to the core. be prepared for that, hollywood. >> it is a sex quake. >> get ready to rock. >> there could be more divorces. >> we could see celebrities getting divorced for the first time. >> it is a 9.3 on theyy -- on the erector scale. next topic

i always look back -- i ask myself what would ashton kutcher do with something like this?is the marrying kind. he realizes that one nightstands -- i am i flashing back to a previous story? >> if you would have asked what ashton kutcher would do 10 years ago he would say 16 blondes. andy, are you not married. is it your lack of personality, looks or charm or all three? >> it is a combination of you all three. i am the only one shocked by the study. i did not realize that people with above average attractiveness were more likely to get married. >> your parents were lying to>>e in 1994 and then checked again in 2009. i would have forgotten when they started the study. either the scientist would die or they just forgot. >> i have 500co-eds in a field. >> i was supposed to check on them in 2009. look, this is on me. i straight up forgot. i didn't do it on purpose. >> if you were good looking in 1994, times have changed. >> it is amazing how when you were little you looked at old people and they were always old. gram pes was born as gram pes. you had no idea they may have looked

we expect catherine ashton to deliver a press conference and final communique in the last hour or so.t will be up to the russians. diplomats will be watching president putin very carefully. if there is further escalation on the ground, that list of 21 could be expanded and lengthened. they're working on the total list of 120 to 130 people, thi s is the first stage, it could grow until russia de-escalates in terms of the e.u. here. >> for the moment, many thanks. it may not come to sanctions. diplomatic channels are still open. the russian foreign ministry p putting forward proposals to resolve the crisis. peter sharp is live in moscow. what have they said? >> well, the channels are certainly open. it was british foreign secretary william hague who said every cybil diplomatic channel is now open to try to resolve this crisis. and john kerry, secretary of state, has floated one suggestion on monday, and this would be an offer for the russians to are draw their troops and return to bases in the crimea in return for constitutional reforms that would protect the minority groups in the ukra

katherine ashton has been largely regarded as the key to getting a temporary nuclear agreement. that was reached fin november. she is here, of course, as a friend of the foreign minister at the invitation of the foreign ministry to talk about these issues but a friendship building exercise. katherine ashton did stress her positivetivity about these bilateral talks but there was no guarantee that any final agreement, permanent agreement can be reached. but both sides seem quite hopeful. >>> a ship israel claims was carrying rockets to fighters in the gaza strip has been unloaded in the port city of allat. the army said the cargo included advanced weapons with some surface-to-air rockets. israel accuses iran of being behind the operation. hamas which governors the gaza strip and iran have both denied involvement. 5 million voters in el salvador, most poles predict the former guerilla fighter is set to win the majority. david mercer reports >> reporter: as salvadoran's choose a man to run one of south america's poorest countries, what to do about ever increasing crime and gang viol

katherine ashton hasn't reacted. the russian media is picking up on that that the west are trying to ignore allegations of abuses by people in power in kiev. here in the ukrainian capital, there's a belief that there was in fact people acting on the orders of the ex-president viktor yanukovych, killing protesters. politicians have, in the past, brought up the idea of a possible third force being involved. snipers killing protesters and police. there's an investigation ongoing at the moment. in ukraine the general prosecutor said there's no evidence that there was a sniper positioned on a street not far from independence square, where many of the killings took place on february the 20th. a lawyer for the victim that we spoke to was unhappy at the speed the way the investigation is going and (b), that they cleared the street and it could have destroyed some evidence. it could be a long time before we get the full picture as to who was responsible for the dozens of deaths in february. >> meanwhile more unrests, hundreds

catheronall, neither ashton, nor the ukrainian minister have investigated.eir views are their views. it is not based on evidence. there were rumors during the ukrainian revolution that there was veryrd force that much interested in escalation of the conflict, and maybe a representative or that third force was shooting at protesters and police. so, we must not exclude this possibility. shton and the estonian minister's views are their own, subjective, and not based on the investigation. >> keith gessen, i would like to crimeaut the issue of itself because it is at the center of the conflict and neither russia nor ukrainians have historical roots in crimea. can you talk about the history of that region and how it became a majority russian-speaking area? back a fewy, going centuries, it was the tartar region. colonized by russia early in the 18th century. russia has been there for a fairly long time. then, it was transferred into ukraine in 1954. the borders.rew they never thought the soviet union would fall apart, so they did not care what went where, and now,

. >>> ashton and mila's breaking baby news. is it twins? on "extra." >> "extra," "extra." >> new pics ashton and mila as their secret gets out. when she's due, and will they tie the knot before the baby comes? then chelsea clinton talks babies with "extra." >> do you feel that pressure, and how are you handling that? >> maria's exclusive new interview with chelsea and former president clinton at the first daughters day of action. >> that's what chelsea stands for. >> plus -- >> the biggest question everyone is asking is -- >> kourtney kardashian takes on the backlash over kim's "vogue" cover.

on her way in baroness catherine ashton. the eu policy chief told us this. >> good morning. not surprisingly top of our agenda will be the situation in ukraine to look at the results of the so-called referendum. i don't have to remind any of you that it is illegal under the constitution of the ukraine and international law. i call upon russia yet again to meet with ukrainian leaders and to start dialogue with them and to try and move to de-escalation as quickly as possible. we see no evidence of that. today we'll be continuing our discussions on the seriousness of the situation and also looking as you know at what we should further do on this question ahead of the european council which will be meeting later in a week. >> baroness ashton with the so-called referendum. the referendum denounced by the british foreign secretary william hague. >> we move to a further stage of the european response today with travel bans and asset freezes on individuals. that's one of the things that we will be discussing today. i'm confident we will reach an agreement on that. at the same time,

what we are seeing in catherine ashton and angela merkel is a change in tone. angela merkel has given up on vladimir putin or is showing signs of her patients snapping. she has been the one talking to you and -- to put in and understanding him on a different level. she said he seems to be in a different mold -- that is partially the answer to one of your questions. it is hard to judge how vladimir putin will react to the sanctions. the public line from the kremlin -smanctions,ctions we don't really care. they are targeting officials close to put in -- the head of security service, the defense minister, the head of the state-run gas monopoly. this is the top-tier list. presumably in a first run of sanctions it would be visa bans. slightly low level officials so they keep some ammunition so they can escalate if putin were then to move on to steps beyond just crimea, ruling military hardware into other parts of ukraine. they want some leeway. the real question with the economic sanctions. will europe be able to speak in the collective voice, give us a sizable econ

catherine ashton visited to you -- kiev and promised financial aid as long as ukraine supports new reformsthere was no beast on the legality of recent events in ukraine. >> strictly speaking, there is no one to talk to their. the government does not exist. >> the divisions between pro-european and pro-russian forces became increasingly apparent. especially in the crimea region. pro-russian demonstrators clashed with supporters of the new administration in kiev. in crimea population is russian. russia announced a major military maneuver along at order with the ukraine. it was a standard exercise. the flexing of military muscles was clearly designed to send a message to kiev. >> a moscow has sentenced activist you present for taking part in demonstrations. the group are accused of promoting violence against the state. they received sentences of up to four years. outside the courtroom, protesters were arrested by police. they arrested almost 400 people. they also arrested two members riot."punk band "pussy the european union has said that the responses proportionate. -- the response is dispro

come on, ashton. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> pretty good. pretty good. >> jimmy: oh, my god.on. >> jimmy: yeah, i agree. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> yeah. yeah. got to loosen up. [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] oh, geez. [ sad tuba ] >> jimmy: all right. so you have the lead. big deal. >> all right, all right. >> jimmy: you have to sink -- >> oh, whoa, whoa. whoa. sorry, sorry. >> jimmy: that's all right. that's good. >> here we go. here we go. give me those back. >> jimmy: no problem. very good. all right. here we go. >> all right. that's enough, right? >> jimmy: yep. >> here we go. you ready? >> jimmy: good luck. >> i said, are you ready? [ cheers and applause ] oh, geez. all right. [ sad tuba ] see, you weren't ready. you were not ready! [ laughter ] [ cheers ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ nice comeback. that was good. all right. >> jimmy: explosion of balls! >> all right. shamrock shake? >> jimmy: shamrock shake. >> all right. [ cheers and applause ] gold, baby! come on! >> jimmy: i didn't know you were good at basketball. >> we're not traditionally -- my team's not great at

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catherine ashton has denounced right sector she's calling on them to refrain from violence to give up their arms and to basically stop behaving on democratically now this is a group that right now is this siege in the parliament in kiev calling on the interior minister to resign so finally we have an admission from the e.u. that there are some very dangerous forces among those that brought about the coup in ukraine but the timing of. nuanced to say the least throughout this crisis in ukraine the us and the e.u. have been very much in support of the protest movement the foreign minister of germany even went to my dance have pledged his support that's despite the fact that russia has repeatedly called on its western partners to reassess the situation to take a look at who it is they're supporting but right sector now it has become a major violent force in ukraine the arms that catherine ashton was talking about are allegedly stolen by right sector from weapons during the unrest they're linked to violence against anti my down activists two deaths in eastern ukraine and the group's leader

ashton asked for his thoughts. he echoed a rumor going on in kiev relate to him by a doctor who treated sniper victims. >> it was disturbing. the evidence shows that they were the same snipers killing people from both sides. it is really disturbing that they don't want to investigate what exactly happened. a stronger and stronger understanding that behind snipers it was not yanukovich but somebody from the new coalition. >> we do want to investigate. >> during a protest at the end of february, snipers were identified on roofs in tf, some branded as please. nearly 90 people were killed, maybe by their own side. russian state television says -- he feels has words have been misinterpreted. >> i clearly stated that this kind of story is going around and expressed concern that if the rumors continued, it could damage the new government and situation in ukraine. >> the european union hasn't commented on the content of the recording. thewhile, the eu has frozen assets of the former ukrainian .overnment ousted president ya

. >> i thought i could buy an ashton martin car and with the money i lost i probably could have. >> reporter five years later he's back in the market and cautiously, and he's not alone. 56% of investors feel better prepared. options now comprise 40% of daily trading volumes up from 12% from years ago. however td ameriameritrade says are cautious with one foot out the door and the shorting stocks really like their position. perhaps both remember the not too distant past and better position to act if history reports itself. jane wells, los angeles. >>> let's turn to jeff for his analysis of what is going on in the markets. he's chief market strategist at lpl financial. jeff, welcome. we'll have plenty of time to talk about the markets. i would like to get your reaction to jane wells' report just then and talk a little bit about the sensibility of individual investors today. are they smarter? are they more judicious? too careful? >> they have been too careful. most individual investors, whether unable or unwilling sat out most of this bull market. it's really only in the last four or five month

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