. >> bruce bastian was an army medic in iraq.ung man dedicated to saving lives in combat, but when we met him at the limon correctional facility in colorado, he was serving time for the mayhem he and a friend caused on the streets of colorado springs. >> when i approached bruce, he was outside of his cell, and i said, bruce, you know, i'm with the camera crew, what do you want? i know why you're here, and we'd love to get your story. he said, well, why wouldn't you want my story, look at me. i'm like a movie actor. >> bastian accepted a plea bargain on two murder charges that resulted in a 60-year sentence for accessory and conspiracy to commit murder and aggravated robbery. the crimes occurred over a four-month period and were committed by bastion, who was home on leave, and a discharged army buddy. their two murder victims were fellow soldiers, one of whom served in their unit. >> it just kind of came out of nowhere one night really. i mean, we were sitting there, we were drinking at my house. so we decided to go out and leave

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and for this body in this city which does say that it is a bastian of diversity which we know to not be really true based upon these kinds of investigations and this kind of scrutiny of african americans and other people of color. so, i urge you, one, to reconsider and to vote this a no resolution and not to move forward on this issue because it does call into question your ethics as a commission and the way in which this city in particular treats its african-american community and the way in which it seems to overly penalize african americans. and i really hope that you will look into your hearts. and someone earlier said that you should look at your values. and i have to question where your values lie given the fact we are here tonight? thank you. (applause) >>> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is dwayne jones. i'm a business owner here in san francisco. i've also had the pleasure of serving as a department head here for this city for the office of community development and also serving as one of the senior advisors for mayor newsome for the 7 years he served as mayor here. t

there's still a bastian of pro-russian people. that is understandable.ven the young people in eastern ukraine do not want to be a part of russia here at that is what it is all about. later there was a number in the field that was wounded and arrested in the desperation to keep control. .hat did not work we now know that yankovic asked wooten to send in troops. that would have been -- asked putin to send in troops. that would have been embarrassing. he is dealing horse he had to ride. -- he is the only horse he he had to write up. ,e is taking care of yankovic just like he's taking care of mr. snowden. >> does he have any leverage to use against us or our allies? >> he definitely has leverage. lovers.hose he has no cap she has those -- levers,hose particularly energy. this has been about for the russian economy. the currency has fallen. the stock market is down. there was a reaction to this that may affect putin's economy. but i mention one other thing? is this beautiful and large country called ukraine. suppose ukraine finally after failing in 2004 get i

about a week from now you're going to speak at the university of california at berkeley, hardly a bastian of conservatism about the nsa and spying. >> i believe passionately in the bill of rights. the fourth amendment to me is just as important as the second. that hasn't always been true for all republicans. that does distinguish me some. but it's also something that attracts new people to our cause, i think. the president won the youth vote 3-1. his numbers have dropped 20%, 30% among the youth, really the public at large is less trusting of this president. the youth in particular have lost faith in this president. soy think there's a real opportunity for republicans who do believe in the fourth amendment to grow our party by attracting young people and bring that energy into our party. >> you also had lunch recently with attorney general eric holder to talk with him about working together on eliminating mandatory minimum sentences for non-violent drug offenders. senator, i don't have to tell you, while you're having lunch with eric holder, there are a lot of conservatives who want to se

. >> in eastern ukraine as we're seeing today, there's still a bastian of pro-russian people, and that's understandable, but even the young people in eastern ukraine don't want to be part of russia, and that's what it was all about, and i saw them then, later -- not while i was there, but later -- have a number of them killed and wounded and arrested by yanukovich and his desperation to keep roll and that obviously didn't work. we now know that yanukovich asked putin to send troops into camp. that is would have been interesting. >> charlie: some say yanukovich is an embarrassment to putin. >> i think so, but he's the only horsy he had to ride and it's pretty obvious he's taking care of mr. yanukovich just like he's taking care of mr. snowden. >> charlie: we talk to three men with experience in russia, michael mcfaul, former ambassador nicholas burns, and stephen hadley, former national security advisor for president bush. >> let's have no illusions about how president obama thinks about president putin and these actions. >> charlie: how does he think about him in these actions? >> illega

trooshys and the last bastians of safety. the yield on that is started to rise. most definitely we are seeing effects of this crisis in the economic sphere. >> are you thinking this is going to be short-term or do you think we will be seeing a long-term stock sell off. park are this stock sell off, it's not just limited to stocks. it's oil and currencies during an all time low in the u.s. dollar. let's call it this market volatility. even the index that looks at volatility was up 15%. this will continue until there is a form of serenity. some sort of sanity. until the markets get an idea of what is going to happen. as they continue to rise and the tempers and tensions get higher, they are going to see more of this flight to quality. they will benefit. >> richard quest, thank you as always for bricking it down for us. coming up, much, much more on this fast moving situation and what's going on inside of putin's head and why crimea is so important to them. we are speaking live with putin's motivation. millions of americans getting hammered by a nasty winter storm.

out at berkeley known as a liberal bastian.t night to young people, trying to tell them, look, the government spies on you. surveillance is bad. you should listen to me. but he is also talking about changing the republican brand. listen here. >> republican party is, i've said they have to either evolve, adapt, or die. you know, it's harsh thing. i was telling somebody the other day, remember dominos finally admitted they had bad crust? i think republican party admitted. okay, bad crust. we need a different kind of party. >> we need a different kind of party. now he's been in a bit of a spat with ted cruz on a number of issues. ted cruz thinks he is trying to move away from anti-abortion views and in the addition and subtraction of politics, he's trying to reach out to young people. he talks a lot about trying to reach out to minorities saying look at drug laws and sentencing guidelines. he can keep this together? does it combust at some point? >> i think rand paul is one of the most fascinating candidates. when you look at what

house in front of the stroke of half time with his league leading seventeen goals this season and bastian schweinsteiger doubled the lead early in the second top with a free kick in injury time step on kiesling pull the goal back but he has not proved to be a consolation as buying wrapped up a record seventeen straight bundesliga victory to go twenty three points clear out with nine matches left and the twenty under side could retain that crowd as early as next weekend if they wouldn't mind dortmund and shaka failed to win they because in those sceptic falls. and yet in clubs dortmund also fell further behind by an author losing to want to turn to ten man british aiming for dad back who did the double over their hosts the death of the live because it just took the. rafael off to half an hour and ten minutes later max who says you can run i'm shocked to know that midway through the second half don't you were handed a lifeline when hubbard notified was sent off and you know you cut the deficit with thirteen minutes to go. a late equaliser there was an choctaw for a foul on the goalkeeper re