however, there are new supplies in europe as well as bringing l. & g supplies to you were. we have approved l & g experts. when we see thoseship to europe, that will lessen 9 dependency on russian. >> so the balkan fields in the northern west. >> maybe, if the market demands it. >> and valeri, how would you describe the mood right now in kiev? i mean, this wa are they consolg their grip on power? are they acting with more command, solidifying their writ in the nation? >> now the government and the parliament control the whole country where we have russian troops. the russian troops have no specific signs of arms people in military uniform without specific signs. president putin said there are no russian troops there, but today many russian people who are members, they told people that they are russians, now international investigators from united nations. they know much more than yesterday about specific people who are now without any sign of russian army but soldiers of russian army in crimea. but all other parts of the country are controlled by ukrainian parliament and go

but also, there's new supplies in europe, such as eastern mediterranean area, as well as bringing l and g supplies to europe. in the u.s., we know we have approved l and g exports, and when we'll see those l and g ships go to europe, that's going to lessen their dependence on russia. >> so the balkin fields, and the northern midwest could end up getting burned in cookers, in central europe? >> yes, maybe. if the market demands it. >> and valerii, how would you describe the move right now in kiev? this was a government that was in control for a matter of hours, when already russian flags were flying over town has in crimea. are they consolidating their grip on power? are they acting with more command, solidifying their rift in the nation? >> now the government and the parliament control the whole country, where we have russian troops. it's true that the russian troops have no specific signs of arms, just people in -- let's say people in military uniform without any specific signs. and president putin will say that there are no russian troops there, but today, many russian people, who are

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a for hypocrite, b for l libertarian. we'll bring you results later on in the show. i want to bring in e.j. dion of "the washington post." is rand paulness position based in reality? it's politically confusing, he says one thing yet supports something else. >> i would like to say that raising the minimum wage would solve the crisis in the ukraine but i don't think anyone would believe me. and i think that what you're seeing here and he's not alone in this, is that a lot of people who were for a policy before the ukraine crisis are trying to figure out how can they make a case for this policy using the u crane crisis and that what happens rand paul and other people are doing. they're saying this drill, drill, drill policy -- it's the palinization of the republican party -- this drilling policy they were for all along is the ticket to get the russians out of crimea. >> absolutely outrageous, that they think if we announce that we're going to be drilling in some new areas that somehow it's going to affect putin and his position with the ukraine. do they believe what the

force around work spaces, i do town alls everywhere i go and talk to airman, the number one boy, l bring up to me, during that point of sequestration i couldn't do my those ings like. this are the things we would call in this committee readiness types of issues. they typically haven't brought up believe or not the compensation issues until i it in a town hall and of course as you say, everybody is interested and everybody -- i met a person yet that won't rather be paid more than a little bit less. feel that way too. interesting whrbgs they bring up what's on their minds it tends their work environment. expired. as >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. to welcome our panel today. had a you and i recently sitdown conversation and it did liberty.religious i joined my colleagues here as we're all concerned about. major pieces of that s that we're worried this idea in the law that good order and discipline is now for ing the excuse political correctness. that very that's -- first tram mr.s the amendment righ amendment rights. this in the air force far more than the other everybody cysts.

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that l, that's our storm system. that's going to be bringing us this snowstorm, just a few days away from the start of spring and we are looking at some accumulation. again, stay with storm team 4. not just tonight but throughout the weekend. chuck will of course be in tomorrow morning updating the forecast. tuesday, we're dry. we'll start to kind of melt a high of 44. and then the chance of showers next wednesday and thursday. >> so we'll keep our coats at the ready. >> yes, and snow boots unfortunately. >> thank you. we'll see you again. >>> attention parents, we need to tell you about the problem that could -- that your child gets stuck in a car seat. this is something you need to hear if you have a little one. and were the warning signs ignored. new information that could have prevented that data breach at >>> an expanded recall of kids' car seats. take a good look at the seat belt buckle on the left. graco children's products recalled another 400,000 seats with those buckles today. bringing the total to more than 4 million. the buckle can

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with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate move to bring to a close the debate on the nomination of pedro l. delgado hernandez of puerto rico to be united states district judge of puerto rico, signed by 17 senators. the vice president: the question is is there a sense of the senate that the debate on the nomination of pedro delgado hernandez of puerto rico to be united states district court judge of the district of puerto rico to be an assistant attorney general shall be brought to a close. the yeas and nays are mandatory under the rule. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: any senators wishing to vote or change their votes? if not, the ayes are 57, the nays are 41, with one senator voting "present." the motion to invoke cloture is agreed to. the clerk will report the nomination. the clerk: nomination, pedro a. delgado hernandez of puerto rico, to be united states district judge. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate previous order, the senate >> in ukraine, where political tensions continue to center, a meeting taking place in paris t

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bring up the crisis in ukraine. richard? >> danielle leigh, thank you so much for washington in us this morning. >>> now to breaking news overnight in chicago we're following. an l-train detrailing before 3:00 a.m. local time at o'hare international airport, injuring 32 people. none of the injuries are believed to be life threatening. the eight-car train even struck the escalators that lead to the airport terminal. but transit authority says the train was likely traveling too fast there. investigators will consider a number of factors. looks like right out of a movie there, you see the trains on the landing area there. >>> wildlife and economic stakes are high after nearly 17,000 gallon oil spill. hundreds of people are working to remove the oil off the coast of texas. the slick extends 12 miles off shore in the gulf of mexico. this barge was carrying a million gallons of fuel when it collided with a ship on saturday. two crew members were injured. scattered wildlife lost an injury, has already been reported in this environmentally sensitive area. and the wreck is now blocking access as well to the houston ship channel, one of the busiest in the world. at least

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l inalienable part of the russia. >> reporters were told that putin is, quote, mimicking the fasciaists. putin is pushing this through the duma, it's pretty much a formality. i want to bring nick paton walsh who is live at simferopol. >> reporter: we have our first ukrainian military death in the crimea. this bizarre, quiet invasion at a base here, a headquarters of the captain was wuounded and that's according to a defense military statement. we know from having our team on the ground there that there was signs of a shootout, burly men bursting in and then leaving. they are not wearing insignia here and not identifying themselves and the concern is that we have a lot of similar bases around the crimea peninsula. i was at one myself a few hours ago. they, too, had russian troops turn up, at the gate heavily armed. i should say peaceful pro russian protests asking the ukraine troops inside to surrender. i think really now this is technically in moscow's view they feel emboldened to move in. there are a lot of very nervous ukrainian officials out there. jake? >> president obama will meet with g-7 members to discuss what is going on in ukraine. g-7 is the g-8 without russia.

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