sweet ten's foreign minister carl bildt joined me here and asked him if it's accepted that ukraine has lost crimea to russia? >> in legal terms we will would accept the annexation of a piece of territory by ukraine by russia, never accepted or recognized by the outside world. if you look at pure military power terms, yes, russia is in command of crimea, in the process of stealing it from ukraine. whether they formally incorporate it into russia or not remains to be seen. >> do you have any leverage to stop that from happening? >> short, very limited leverage. long term i think we have a lot of leverage. what will happen if russia does this? it's the first time for a very long time that we've seen in europe the grabbing and dismembering another state by military force. if that happens by russia and they go all the way, russia -- our entire relationship with russia over time across the boofrd will be in danger. at the end of the day, russia is far more dependent upon us than we are dependent upon russia. >> we can go back to where you were last thursday. we have video of of you in done y

thank you, foreign minister carl bildt, pleasure to have both of you on. so are sanctions against russia having an effect? what would make president putin sit up and take notice? next up, i'll ask someone who knows, one of russia's top economists who recently fled that nation. looks like you started to make something. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] cheerios. with flavors your heart will love. [ female announcer ] cheerios. hey there cashhhhhhp you? (whispering) sorry hi, uh we need a new family plan. how about 10 gigs of data to share and unlimited talk and text. oh ten gigs sounds pretty good. yeah really good. yeah and for your family, it's $160 for four lines. (breaks whisper) what! get outta here! (whispering) i'm sorry are we still doing the whisper thing? or? o! sorry! yes yes! we'll take it. introducing our best-ever family pricing. for instance, a family of four gets 10 gigs of data, with unlimited talk & text, for $160 dollars a month. only from at&t. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of gr

condemning russian action, rhetoric used on his way into the meeting used by the swede irprime minister carl bildt. >> our condemnation of russia's occupation of crimea. of course, we also seek a political solution, but that would have to be based on the withdraw of russian forces, and taking back the threat of invasion of ukraine as a whole that was issued by the federation council. >> countries wanted to do more than strong words, what other action could they take? >> reporter: well, it's not clear, really, what the e.u. has at its disposal. what tools and weapons it has that would make the russians sit up and take notice at this moment. there is no talk of military on the table, and that would not be the e.u.'s business any way. that leaves this whole business of what secretary of state john kerry referred to in his meeting over the weekend. but in some way away being mentioned in specific terms. the final statement may make an illusion to sanctions following unless the russians dehe is ask late, but no specifics yet. one of the reasons for that is that the e.u. has a very profitable trade rela

meeting with swedish prime minister carl bildt who has taken a tough stance against the intervention and say it has implications for global security. >> what is happening in the territory of crimea represents a threat not only to the security of ukraine but also to the whole world. the responsibility for such actions lies only with russia. the russian government never had and never will have any grounds for military aggression in the territory of ukraine. >> kiev's independent square the spite of the battles just a weeks ago has now become more of a memorial site. people going to the area to pay respect to those killed in protest. we have more. >> reporter: this ask the independent square, the location of the protests. people are camping out here and some people have given up their jobs for months to maintain their tent city here. there are people trying to keep warm all the time, trying to keep fed, and others helping out as volunteers. some people have been coming here since last november, so four months of giving up their day jobs in what they call is a call for democracy. many pe

. >> sweden's foreign minister, carl bildt. >>> the family of michael schumacher says he's showing signsvement. he's been in a coma since a ski accident last december. hugh skoef fold has the latest. >> she says the family remains hopeful and confident he will paul through because there are these small encouraging signs from time to time. we've been speaking to a doctor who has been following this very closely. he says what that probably means is there are small signs, signs of reactivity on the part of michael shew mack kerr who has been kept in a coma and they're trying to slowly wake him out of this coma. what they're probably doing is stimulating him with, for example, music he likes, the presence of family members, maybe some touch, some physical stimulation. what's quite likely to have happened, this is the doctor speaking, is that he's showing some tiny signs of reacting to these stimuli. maybe it's just a question of an eyebrow raising or a twitch of a hand or heart rate going up or something like that. but these are enough to give doctors and the family the hope that he could st

carl bildt is sweden's foreign minister >> i think some in russia are still impressed by their military might. but i think after a while they will see the limitations. military might is not the way to make friends in europe, not to make friends in the world, and i think at some point in time they will start to see that. >> reporter: but in switzerland, russia's foreign minister, sergey lavrov, again said moscow was protecting russian citizens in crimea. and he lashed back at threats of economic penalties. >> ( translated ): those who attempt to interpret the situation as an act of aggression and threaten us with sanctions and boycotts, these are the very same partners of ours who consistently have encouraged political forces close to them to deliver an ultimatum and refuse dialogue, to ignore the concerns of southern and eastern regions of ukraine, which has ultimately polarized ukrainian society. >> reporter: back in kiev, rumors of war stirred differing responses. this couple, a ukrainian woman and russian man, urged calm. >> ( translated ): we are against the conflict. we are for pea

conditions are because the transponder and is just a lackey like carl bildt ok just like i want to go to patrick you've been quiet over the shouting patrick i'll give you the last part of the program go ahead. thank you very much ian are you concerned about the i am that's conditionality and the political consequences of it. yeah here air again let me explain to you that i think critical of i.m.f. conditionality all over the world for over twenty five years i've seen very few areas where i've come to chanology has produced fabulous economic results for the country concerned at least in the short term so i'm not a lot of the other groups so for us throughout this entire conversation it's been responsibility needs to be accepted where responsibility is some of that's in the west some of it's in moscow you guys need to wise up to the portion of responsibility that moscow needs to hold ok scott ten seconds jesus my god are you kidding me this guy is so out of touch i mean it's unbelievable how how much food he can regurgitate ok gentlemen we've run out of time fascinating discussion many