in the case of crimea, i am talking about sanctions on crimea, not the rest of russia. limitationseal with such as denial of services or disabling visa, mastercard, cutting financial, cutting crimea out of the international financial system to change the russian government behavior? how do you expect these restrictions put on crimean crimean to change behavior? my second question is, given the fact that the majority of ukrainians, and i am not saying that because it comes from the that theiven the fact majority of crimean people are not willing to go back to ukraine, in what context the ucb sanctions lifted? -- do you see the sanctions lifted? mr. fried: i am not so sure. i am surprised that you are so sure. i wouldn't trust the results of a russian organized public opinion poll in crimea. there are a lot of crimean's, especially those from russian military families, of which there are a lot, who may well want to be in russia. pulling --f all, polling in a place where coalition is the norm is not terribly reliable. secondly, public opinion polls are not the indicators o

in the case of crimea, i am talking about sanctions on crimea, not the rest of russia. limitationseal with such as denial of services or disabling visa, mastercard, cutting financial, cutting crimea out of the international financial system to change the russian government behavior? how do you expect these restrictions put on crimean crimean to change behavior? my second question is, given the fact that the majority of ukrainians, and i am not saying that because it comes from the that theiven the fact majority of crimean people are not willing to go back to ukraine, in what context the ucb sanctions lifted? -- do you see the sanctions lifted? mr. fried: i am not so sure. i am surprised that you are so sure. i wouldn't trust the results of a russian organized public opinion poll in crimea. there are a lot of crimean's, especially those from russian military families, of which there are a lot, who may well want to be in russia. pulling --f all, polling in a place where coalition is the norm is not terribly reliable. secondly, public opinion polls are not the indicators o

now, you notice that i didn't mention crimea.it is possible that they'll be a satisfactory solution in the east, but crimea will still be under russian occupation. in that case, we would lift the overall sanctions against russia, but maintain the sanctions on crimea. and the united states and europe have imposed separate and separable sanctions on crimea with this possibility in mind. it's no secret. we've said this is our intention. sanctions serve an achievable -- or what we hope is an achievable diplomatic purpose. now, the french and the germans have the lead in the minsk diplomacy with the ukrainians and the russians. we're in touch with the russians ourselves, obviously. and there are some signs that the russians are starting to take this process more seriously. we hope they are. and as the sanctions person, it would be my hope that we can start taking off the sanctions in the wake of a successful settlement. we're not sanctioning for its own sake. the first part of your question, well, was, well, we've got lots of objectiv

so in case of crimea, i'm talking about the sanctions on crimea, not on the rest of russians. how do you -- what do you think about cutting financial -- cutting crimea out of the international financial system to change the russian government behavior? like how do you expect these particular restrictions that are put on crimean citizens to change kremlin's behavior? that's my first question. the second question, given the fact that the majority of crimeans, not just because i'm from that region, given the fact that they're not willing to go back to ukraine in what kind of context do you see the sanctions lifted? thank you. >> well, let me ask -- answer the second question. i'm not so sure. and i'm surprised that you are so sure. i wouldn't trust the results of a russian organized plebiscite or a public opinion poll in crimea. there are a lot of crimeans, especially from russian families, of which there are a lot that may want to be in russia. but first of all, polling in -- let us say where coercion is the norm is not terribly reliable. and secondly, public opinion polls are n

netflix service won't be available in crimea, north korea and syria due to u-s government restrictions on american companies. the company says it's working to open its service in china - but could face restrictions there as well. the holidays were strong for apple. the tech giant says during the weeks of christmas and new year's day - customers spent more than one apps and in-app purchases. apple says janurary first was the most popular day in app history - with customers spending more than 144 million dollars. heavy rain from el nino - causing severe flooding in southern california... many cars have been stranded in high flood waters in los angeles... as the latest storms push through the area. the california highway patrol says it's dealing with a record number of auto wrecks.... including from trucks hydroplaning on busy highways... bringing the area's already notorious traffic to a standstill in many areas. the thousand-mile coast of california is bracing for more rain and flooding as the storm moves in from the pacific. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty are

now you notice i didn't mention crimea.it's possible there will be a satisfactory solution in the east but crimea will still be under the russian occupation. in that case, we would list the overall sanctions against russia but maintained the sanctions on crimea and the united states and europe have imposed a separate and inseparable sanctions on crimea with this possibility in mind. it's no secret we have said that this is our intention. so the sanctions serve an achievable diplomatic purpose. now the french and germans have the lead in the minks diplomacy with the ukrainians and russians. we are in touch with the russians ourselves obviously and there are some signs that they are starting to take the process more seriously. we hope they are and there is a sanctions person it would be my hope we could start taking off the sanctions in the wake of the successful settlement areas we are not sanctioning for its own sake. the first part of your question was wow, we have lots of objectives towards the russians how to sanction th

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he said that crimea essentially is a closed topic.ve nothing to give back, said lavrov, talking about whether crimea would ever be returned to ukraine. and regarding the implementation of the minsk peace agreement, he said that russia is fully committed to making sure that process happened and he repeated the assertion that it is kiev that has been stalling that process and making it take longer than it should have done. >>> secretary general of the norwegian council said all those involves must about now. >> every hour 50 more families are displaced from their homes and they are now struggling through the horrific cold and snow. so we will put in front of them agreements, please sign, grant us access, and stop attacks against civilians and schools, hospitals, and homes. we could go into all of the besieged areas within days after access being granted. actually within hours in many places, and to the millions in hard to reach areas and across fire, we could reach them all in weeks either cross line or cross boarder from neighboring co

gun maker coalition of cough usa -- kalashnikov usa cut ties with country for its annexation of crimea. an x-men are in county sheriff' s a beat down caught on camera. jesse terrel was indicted on civil rights violations for being arrested. surveillance video shows price has his hands up and lays on the appearing to surrender. that is when the deputies pile on top of him, pounding on his head and body while he is down. marion county sheriff chris blair says the video shook into the core. >> as soon as i saw this video , all five individuals were suspended without pay. i personally felt that their actions were egregious and they should never receive another dime from the marion county pat -- taxpayers. michelle: the body camera footage from one of the deputies from another angle tells a misleading story. they scream at price to stop behind your back and even cut the body camera off at one point. terrel was fired following the incident. the other four deputies resigned. jason: a former deputy at the seminal county jail could lose his states are for -- certification after arrest. michael

putin said about the ongoing sanctions against his country in response to the russian annexation of crimea russian economy is suffering severely under them. he also said that russia non-oil and gas deficit has risen to dangerous levels. reporter: tensions -- temperatures have reached subzero. that the mood of russians has also reached rock-bottom. everything is getting more expensive, that is for sure. i do not know, but it seems things are going to get worse for the country. we live outside the country, and our pensions are very low. how are we supposed to survive on $100 a month? od and medicine has become more expensive. housing has also. it is tough. on the first day of trading in 2016, the ruble fell to its lowest in six months, and the russian economy overall is continuing its downward trend, falling 3.8% in the past year. in an interview with a german tablet, vladimir putin said it is making the economy especially hard. that collapse has to be offset elsewhere in the country. the v fail to say exactly how. he also did not explain his plans for controlling inflation. drastic action i

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and has illegally deceived crimea and stoked up war in ukraine.a civilian airline. while making fun of putin is fair game, putting him in a positive light, any positive light, is not. he's a menace and a danger to the usa. your tip of the day. >>> and that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website. which is different from billoreilly.com. we would like you to spout off about the factor anywhere in the world. new zealand, tasmania, antarctica. any place. word of the day, do not oscillate. oh, do not oscillate when writing for the factor. >>> tomorrow we will have a number of reports on a very important question. can donald trump actually win? can he win the republican nomination for president? we'll have a very provocative factor on thursday. thanks for watching us nice. ms. megyn is next. the spin stops here. we are looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, serious concerns the world's most volatile region is on the brink of exploding. welcome to the kelly file, everyone n recent days we have witnessed troubling headlines

they see what happened with russia, crimea, syria, ukraine. he's basically telling themle -- >> i just want to adhere, especially about north korea. north korea is doing what they are doing because of a weak china. china doesn't want to push north korea. they don't want to make south korea the major power there along their border. we can't police the world. we can do a lot of work. we can't take care of everything -- >> you don't think they see it? >> calling on the u.s. >> they see a week later in america? >>. >> i don't agree. it's not partly because of that. it's wholly because of that. juan? >> no, no. >> it would react in a way that would be militaristic and start world war 3. that's what it would be. we would be so insecure. you've got to realize the united states remains a brilliant and all powerful military force. >> who becomes -- >> we haven't, juan. when we don't set our minds and now north korea has a nuclear bomb. iran is on the way to a nuclear bomb. if we are leaders why not stand up for our own self-interest. >> the rest of the

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they are facing criticism for failing to include crimea in advertising. furious ukrainians took to social media to vent anger and called for a boycott. coca-cola decided to withdraw the map entirely and blamed the marketing agency for the mishap. french composure pierre bones has died at the age of 90. he led a life-long crusade against traditional musical structure and style. his work took him from france to germany and america where he was musical director of the new york philharmonic. >> pierre bulez never belonged to the conservative classical music world. his career began with the southwest german radio symphony orchestra. >> i started in 1951. when you consider how things were then and how they are now but we were new and we wanted to change the world. we were a generation that was pretty pugnacious. he famously shunned the baton, instead, conducting with his hands. he directed some of the world's leading symphony orchestras and ensembles, scooping 26 grammys and multiple honors, including japan's premium imperiela and france's order of arts and let

basically packed me and my younger brother on to a train and sent us both off to crimea the next morningyou would get tested as you were coming off the train, with a sort of a homemade geiger counter. one of my feet was setting off a geiger counter. i remember this very vividly, because the guy was like, "well, we may have to cut off his foot. because look at this thing, it's beeping like crazy. we don't even know what that means, but it's beeping, it means he's radioactive." well, my mom said, maybe it's the shoe. so she made him take off the shoe. and apparently there was a rose thorn on the bottom of my sneaker. emily: and do you remember, vividly, coming to the united states? max: i was super excited. i was -- it was a pan-am flight from moscow. we were going through the final border control with the russian soldiers. and this guy said, do you understand you are leaving this country forever? you won't be allowed to come back. and my grandmother said, yup, we know. [laughter] max: like this. we were literally leaving the country with $700. that's all we had. emily: and by the time you

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