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what is the story at eastern? why is important for conservative students to present their ideas in a self-proclaimed civilized way who appear respectful tapirs and professors. to answer this question i will refer to one more quote by telling the. eastern college republican said a lot of the republicans, whereas a lot of republican message on other campuses is structured around these big attention getting things because you have 60,000 students on campus who are more interested in the fraternity party, the way you get to students is much different because people are willing to go to a discussion seminar with an eminent academic. you don't have to be out protesting in order to get people's attention. one can see clearly that eastern students are aware of what other college students are doing on their campuses and what the student is saying is he and his classmates are free not to pursue such populist ends. the student i am quoting was at the very moment of our interview a special assistant to one of george w. bush's

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the air concert was to be eighteen in the eastern ukrainian city of sloppy arts were pro russian separatists have taken control of the area bites news says it's working with the us state department to ensure the safety and release of its correspondent simon stuffs he was covered the situation in training and eastern ukraine extensively since the crisis erupted journalists working in the area say dostoevsky was detained by gunmen late tuesday is the tension comes as news spread that a local politician belonging to the pro european fatherland party had been brutally beaten and killed near the scene eastern city. cf has called on the military to re launch its campaign against militants in response to the violence. the city was in love with boxes told a group of israeli journalist said the stock's don't continue. israel will have to take on the pertinent governing palestinian lands and providing services to its two and a half million residents an official in the israeli prime minister's office can get a statement saying it shows a lack of palestinian commitment to the peace process israel has be

around the fire as they continue to struggle to exercise control because the slaves of the country's eastern regions of russia militia activity continues to spread unchallenged the leakage bring you comfort in kiev it's baffling to deal with the police schools last week demoralized and parades and custom plates quite switched allegiances between muscat and the west. it's not the alms to the central square has become the fact of rebel held territory and i got area. authorities meanwhile warring forces did attempt to intervene in tuesday's taken aback by the constant government building against militants building heights with bouts of molotov cocktails several thousand activists stormed the regional state exports has embraced the russian flag the rebels as they continue to control the sixties prosecutions office and stevie cent of the operation in the city gets the prize must be a separate system on the second provincial capital late already controlled much of an apron done yet province where the proclaimed an independent people's republic of the yes but a referendum on secession of late he le

does this allow them to take control of the eastern part of the country? >> yes, it is -- first, and initial condition for starting negotiation, and talks with the people. because now we have a deal with armed groups quite small but well prepared, trained groups which are the city the building police. i think the disarmament will be very good development for starting conversation with the people, frying to establish so called reconciliation process, including civil society political forces and first of all government, because government is not able to come to talk with people and not to explain further steps concerning reforms concerning constitutional reforms economic stablization, and peace keeping. a lot of the illustrations out of geneva, featured not members of the interim government, but john kerri, as if it was a deal between with the two of them. was ukraine a full partner in hammering out this agreement? yes, of course. i think first of all, very important that it was a first official meeting between foreign ministers of ukraine and russia federat

the loans that people in particular the eastern part. if you could and would be peeking into college and did in accordance with the recent opinion poll the majority or the inhabitants believe in the swap if you print out a rating tool to pull into port for the future president if you create. but the way we hear what they are both went to st and the best among those tender bits of the targeted people who are present impulse least two one two qt. so that's what that will become ptc him and that and i will use the dvd be the best two weeks. just around the scene this program is produced in partnership with ashes say europe's leading business school in ny who chats ashes is european thinktank has a question for you. this listen to. mr has said that the annexation of crying and hands the decentralization of eastern regions of ukraine should not come as a surprise. up to what the weakness to enjoy jane to southern end. aware that the europeans as well as in they can. with competing and pee pants to face the extension is when the seasons the te

. >> the categorical denial that russia was involved with the eventually in eastern ukraine.t's only the weekend that n.a.t.o. accused russia of participating in the destabilization of eastern ukraine, citing shots of pictures of soldiers with uniforms all the same uniforms with no badge or rank or insignificant knee i can't. very much the scenes we've seen in crimea in february. but it was sergei lavrov who categorially denied they were taking part in the destabilization in eastern ukraine. he said we have no agent there is. we have no intelligence and no troops. basically saying the west don't really get it. but the people of ukraine of eastern ukraine, those russian speakers, they have their own point of view, protests and grievances, and they're carrying out their own demonstrations in the government of kiev in pro russia support. basically lavrov said it's in russia's interest for ukraine to be stable, united as long as all the people are treated equally referring to the eastern russian speakers. he also said that--called on had a message for the u.s. and e.u. as this cr

geographic in the kremlin of stirring up trouble in ukraine's eastern province to a charge denied by russian president but the report and one april seventeen rejected claims the russian special forces present in eastern ukraine putin also admitted to lying on march for when he famously denied russian troops had invaded ukraine's crimean peninsula. one can get into any of the simplest oh and by such uniforms the summit for self defense forces in crimea in fact russia invaded crimea in late february and formally annexed the peninsula a month later after a sham referendum only recognized by a few country. ukraine's announcement of stricter border controls drew a sharp response from moscow which accuses gm of ignoring the rights of russian speaker be charged a bunch last week in a special report prepared by the united nations human rights office. russian foreign ministers to gay lover off and his american counterpart john kerry hammered out with a one page agreement on april seventeen designed to de escalate tensions in the ukraine or government buildings had been captured by kremlin bac

return to the black sea after undergoing repairs increased readership will now be deployed in middle eastern european waters as relations between washington and moscow reached until this point since the war. meanwhile it was increasing its naval presence in the baltic sea in sending troops to bolster its defences as the crisis in ukraine continues the former soviet states that in our new members have requested increased military assistance in recent weeks following a visit by us placed president joseph biden to kyiv germany's defense minister welcomed the pledge by america to provide fifteen million us dollars and into the new ukrainian governments including the million dollars in the lethal military assistance. zai. the string foreign ministers of action occurs as with his israeli counterpart medically proven in jerusalem and an expected visit to iraq this week the pair are expected to discuss iran's controversial nuclear program the country's human rights record. iran has attempted to tone down its aggressive rhetoric under present house were on the old lohan has been called the direct all

he says he hopes he won't have to use military forces in eastern ukraine. pro russian group, whoever they are, are very much manning the barricades. in donetsk and elsewhere in eastern ukraine, it remains a high stakes battle of wills in the country and beyond. >> now we're going to take you straight to the island where survivors of the south korean ferry are brought after shore. the news guard is having a news conference. listen. >> the president has come down and to give insistence for rescue efforts. we will expedite the rescue effort as much as possible following the president's instructions. and the organization -- operations is briefed. >> well we were hearing from the regional coastal guard chief in south korea about the ferry that capsized more than 24 hours ago with almost 500 people including more than half of high school students on board. there has been quite a bit of n anger and frustration because the number of death toll is changing and there are a lot of mixed messages. the president said time is running out, but they are putting efforts to

are you going look if not cannot carry a song on protesters in ukraine's eastern a serious crime against its own people and that's a view of russia's pretzel and put in spokane the new form and we can now cross line to greet the staff was been listening in. it anymore well the president have to say. according to resident portion of the current ukrainian authorities using military force against their own citizens is unfolding in the lead to negative consequences. inside the plane but for kids relations with moscow as well he's used to the tune the gym regime is using the army against its population inside the country and it is no doubt a very serious crime against everton if the current leadership is really doing this. coldplay are easy to jump in with absolutely no support also added that just last week russian acquainted with you when the us signed up for the agreements which are aimed at the thought of a movie you go on group says in ukraine. how freeing the top of my buildings and squares and said none of that is happening in fact organizations like the weights that there are only put

great grade there -- poor across the eastern u.s. watch this closeup, be able to see showers and storms blowing up. all this cloud cover is just obscuring the view across atlanta at this hour. remember, if you do have a clear skew of the sky, mars will be up there. and then the brightest star that will be there, as well. so quite a show. >> an astronomer's dream. >> are you ready for blood moon myth number three? >> oh, no. nick -- >> a native american tribe believed that the moon had 20 wives and lots of pets. mostly mountain lion and snakes. and when the moon did not feed them enough food, they would bite the moon and make it bleed. and then the wives would come in to protect the moon. collecting the blood and restoring it to health. >> ah. okay. >> more coming up on -- stay with us. it never ends. >>> for a close look at how to see the so-called blood moon and the color, head it our website. -- head to our website, cnn.com. >>> let's take a very short break. ahead, the latest on malaysia airlines flight 370. >> a u.s. official tol

sydney is in the russian scientists have on rents and eastern ukraine in eastern ukraine to make it up is that they need to be in foal to calm the situation down to kiss and a strong hand if the storm second longest in geneva said the evenings and a management that it's not all students picking this up in fright. moscow is the submission it is dishonest in eastern ukraine i missed you agree that this is all just bargaining ahead of a conference in geneva maybe the thing is that for what happened to me i actually could never imagine that any of it someday be. as the wall. more or less friction. in other words i think that trying them on right now. and as it was sad for twenty strong hand however if n not going to get. finally look so good that we should go. i think im a good glove before to wait for the action. they might try to keep the seeds and intimate. i think it intended to know how you feel about russian troops coming in to eastern ukraine. the sticking with me yes. ma and i don't have the exact information. i on the naz and on the nose as he sat with the eight hundred the possib

these are the states in the central eastern part of india. they have been fighting a left wing maoist insurgency. individuals feel that the natural resources of coal, mirnerrals and lumber are being taken away from the state, but the revenues are not being ploughed back into the infrastructure, and for the benefit of the people. they have been waging war against the indian government, the prime minister manmohan singh said on several occasions that the maoist internal security problem is the most serious india has. at the weekend we saw more security personnel killed, up to a dozen as they were escorting election officials to polling stations. and they went to the polls on saturday, as it did earlier in the week, in this 9-phase election. a landmine was the issue here, we have landmines and bombs earlier in the week as well. six security personnel killed, large bombs found by bridges in the southern belt. the problem is not just located to one area, it's located to several states, and they have threatened to continue to disrupt the election i

nikolai calls himself the commissar of the eastern front. he tells me that the pro-russian taken controlhave here are modern-day oliver cromwell's. the peoples republic has a people's counsel, but is not very popular with he have -- with kiev. now, the peoples republic doesn't extend very far beyond this square, but people here say they hope that with russia's help, they will be able to hold their own crimea style referendum conducted by russian flags and soviet music here, they're making it very clear which country they would like to join. it's not just here where pro-russia activist have been storming buildings. in recent days, there have been clashes across eastern ukraine. last night as police struggled to secure the regional administration headquarters. there were similar scenes here. extra police units have been drafted into the region. there were clashes in ukraine's parliament today and brawling after an argument erupted about who bears responsibility for the unrest in the country. with activists having seized his met us at agovernor

government for testers across south eastern ukraine prepared to make a stand and defend the region's rides as eyewitnesses say war machines are closing in washington speaks out in support of its repression of dissent over the sea i changed it to keep fuelling fears the us is masterminding the crackdown. langer was the flow russia and china top multi billion dollar gas deals with for why it was shutting its doors may be giving beijing push towards moscow. plus the scramble for resources is creating heat in the arctic where us led military forces are stoking tensions as governments by forty and tap northern beaches. in. the you're watching a tv national me read accounts are welcome to the program. ukraine selkirk leaders say it launched a military assault an end to government for testers in eastern ukraine activists now occupy government building at least a dozen cities demanding and referendum on the region's future the protests is drawn to the world's focus with foreign politicians and media lashing out at russia's alleged involvement in the protest british know when to find out who

church who condemned what he described as large of aggression against his country residence of the eastern ukrainian city of najaf also marked easter holiday amid the crisis with many saying they hoped the peaceful resolution of the trading price that will come too many people in eastern ukraine which has a large russian speaking population appealed the suspension of work to do with our tasting fee of per month effort to support beyond a city north of the doubt. meanwhile announced the addition of a curfew following a deadly shooting incident early on easter day the city for rushing acting mayor blamed the killing of members of the reit sector national group that helped topple former president gm acknowledge that you are syrian president musharraf was not as good as the recently re capture christian town of mobile lot by lighting in government growing confidence in its three year civil war against islamic insurgents. photos uploaded to the president's social media pages show was not inspect the damage dating and bottle inside a greek orthodox monastery in deterring the nearby area this rar

eastern with the latest buzz. >>> fox news alert, on this easter sunday. a new wave of deadly violence in eastern ukraine that is stoking tensions there even further. at least three people are now dead and several others injured after a shootout at a checkpoint that was set up by pro-russian separatists. hello, everyone, and welcome to america's new headquarters. >> thanks for joining us. you have to wonder why this is happening, eric, because this clash seems to be the first since diplomats actually reached an agreement. it happened late last week, and it was supposed to ease all of these tensions. well, now ambassador to the ukraine is casting the blame squarely on kiev. listen. >> unless the ukrainian government or temporary government, whatever they call themselves and the regions of ukraine talk to each other, agree on things, agree on what country they want to live in, that certainly would include expanded territories of the regional governments, unless they do so in a fateful way, there will be no solution. >> all of this is unfolding at this hour i

eastern ukraine independent clean hildebrand test that detects the true russian been considered sweep their flag of choice as it burned tires outside a government building in ukraine's second city kid unrest like this has been popping up in eastern ukraine which has a large population of ethnic russians. pro moscow supporters have called for secession for claiming sovereignty arcade people to the. the regional police were later quoted as saying the dispersed the protesters on monday less than three hundred km away in donetsk. a similar call for independence pro russian separatist sees the regional assembly building the regional council of duty and retains the stones the establishment of a sovereign states and peoples republic of the minutes. it didn't fit into those that led to rush's annexation of crimea cities in eastern ukraine have seen

uneasy in eastern ukraine and clearing out passes without military action.ozens killed by explosion of a busy bus station in nigeria. a warning on south sudan, 50,000 children are at risk of starving to death. >> and this 2000-year-old tomb was lucid and how could this happen under the authorities. ♪ pro-russian government stormed another police station in eastern ukraine and it's six hours since the deadline to the separatists to give up buildings they ceased past and ukraine government threatened military action against the pro-russian armed groups if they don't lay down weapons but so far there has been no sign of that threat being carried out. they are separatists of 45 defenses outside of police headquarters and assault on number of buildings are under siege across cities in eastern ukraine. [chanting] 150 kilometers away this is an angry scene when pro-russian government stormed city hall and several policemen were injured as they forced their way in. and in the last half an hour gunmen have stormed a police station in the city and these are the latest

ukraine, the pro-russian movements in eastern ukraine and what happened in kiev. it was guys with bats and shin guards. they didn't have this kind of weaponry, didn't have this kind of efficiency or this kind of coordination, these uniforms. but what we're seeing in east ukraine is definitely not spontaneous grassroots movements, where people just went to the store and got these uniforms. >> you, josh, obtained a recording of the secretary of state john kerry speaking about what's going on in eastern ukraine in a closed-door meeting. you got a recording. i'm going to play the audio from the recording. the words are up on the screen, then i want to discuss what you heard at this meeting the other day. >> intel is producing, you know, taped conversations of intelligence operatives taking their orders from moscow and everybody can tell the difference in the accents, in the idioms, in the language and so forth. we know exactly who's giving those orders, we know where they are coming from. i mean, this is insulting to everybody's intelligence, let alone to our notions

note to our correspondence even kim who is in the eastern ukrainian city of going yet to lose in what can you tell us what brings up today and the ladies that you've heard about this observer mission well for what's going on nor is it worth getting up at this point. worth pointing out the remainder of the clinton era it occurred with the most radical of africa. can you tell who kidnapped american journalist was released yesterday. they work liao. the five lateral position. led by germany it's interesting that this will lead to turn opinion about the situation to go to a member of the previous bilateral action and eyes that he had lost contact with the biggest number of fish certainly begs the question the db separatist forces in eastern ukraine today recognize any authority apart from one that is sanctioned by moscow. no wonder why hostile to western journalists. the fact that they know that it was first told when to watch go about each poet to poet should be monitored. quite revealing they opened the door. geneva last week's topics that were represented. and it didn't join us on the

the fish rich in three spots on my tv to western claims that moscow is striking the rebellion in eastern ukraine. crisis talks on the situation in ukraine are set to get underway in geneva between the us eu russia and youtube. overnight clashes in eastern ukraine the government says several pro russian rebels the kilt is that right this moment but the article. voting is underway in algeria presidential elections with up to the seas will just make a widely expected to win a fourth term in office. cool conditions but the search committee three hundred but the high school students aboard the caps by south korean ferry the reasons young latino roots. mitre ten has tested dismissed claims that russian forces are present in eastern ukraine in a televised hundred which included he was recently annexed crimea. the president described key its decision to send armed forces into eastern ukraine as a great crime stealing the middle still it isn't that generous asked what's your response to the west accusations that behind the latest events in eastern ukraine is the kind of moscow. as displayed in th

on this addition of our program we're talking about the rising tensions in eastern ukraine. is what happened in crimea happening again? and what, if anything, can and would the west do about it? now with election approaching, the crowds in some of these cities were chanting referendum. and today the government in kiev said we would allow a referendum with the national election. and all ukrainians would allow--would be allowed to choose some new way. is there the potential, mark jacobson, for these elections to settle anything? >> i don't think it would be wise for the current ukrainian government to set up the sort of referendum that could decide--that could set up a situation where you could see a split east and west. what i do think these elections can do is look at the problems that anna has raised. there is a proximity of security that i do believe was instigated from the outside, but over long term the ukrainians have got to show some belief that their government will work towards ridding the institutional ized corruption and setting up a government that could be truste

the offices and police stations in eastern ukrainian cities. yet when he attempted to do so he was heckled by pro russian separatists who shot to no one invited gq and told him he should leave the territory in order to prevent problems protesters told him that he could find out all the needed to know by watching russian television. of course he replied understood when in rome do as romans do. after being arrested at gunpoint in two thousand and three. a convicted of theft and tax evasion in two thousand and five he was while it was guarded abroad as a political prisoner is oil company to open up and sold off many interstate hands in december of two thousand and thirteen he was pardoned and freed by president clinton. i knew what to whom. a special ceremony has been held at the chernobyl memorial in kiev to mark the twentieth anniversary of the world's worst dictators else the various ticket receipts and it's intriguing and interesting blogs only to chino and that she ought to direct the ukrainian orthodox church the speckled tensions with russi

a deadly firefight has a road blocking eastern ukraine breaks the easter truce. all war and conflict during easter mass in rome. thelewis hamilton dominates chinese grand prix to capture his third straight victory. ♪ we begin in eastern ukraine where the fragile easter truce has been shattered by a checkpoint near the city of slovenian. russia is blaming militant ukrainian nationalists for the deaths of at least three pro-russian separatists who were manning the post while ukrainian authorities are accusing russia of staging the fatal shooting. the incident is certainly a blow to the international peace hammeredamilton out -- out in geneva. imitation is being overseen by the organization for security in europe which is also now set to investigate evidence. >> tears for the dead. the shootout occurred at this small checkpoint near the city in the early hours of the morning. the russian foreign ministry and the separatists say the victims were killed by ukrainian nationalists. people jumped out of jeeps and started shooting at us. they threw grenades. our people st

it was time to de escalate the situation in eastern ukraine. we call on russia people were enforced. no name. she still uses this ability. it is never come. we call russia to stop supporting man. highlighting the high mass in honor of our uniforms solely on red. in eastern ukraine. and when claire. the more provocative behavior. by russia will lead to more costs and greater isolation. among the russian speaking residents. this distrust of mines has it on suspicion of u s motives panda. as the vice president is concerned. i believe the only team to help the government. in donetsk russian activists continue to occupy the cds we still administrative headquarters they say they do not recognize the geneva agreement signed by russia and ukraine on thursday since agreeing the deal both sides accused each other of breaking it. washington has released images. it says two russian soldiers among separatists in eastern ukraine. moscow in turn accuses kid of doing nothing to rein in extremism by ukrainian nationalists. it blames these groups to sunday's sho

the sector and other radical groups, chief niche in the eastern -- chauvinism, in eastern ukraine merely states the right of participation of minorities in the political life of the country is not fully taken into account. nothing is said regarding the cause or fanning the flames of national emanity and destruction of the russian-speaking population. the leaders of the parliament on liberation of ukraine from the moscow jewish may have faw. if no one heard this slang in the past we're referring here to russians and jews. i would like to remind you, this individual according to the weisenthal center is fifth in terms of the most blatant anti-semites in europe. this party is currently in charge of the force ministries in kiev. those who call for the killing of ethnicity are criminals. they must be immediately arrested and must be brought to justice in accordance of international commitments of ukraine including in the field of human rights. and rather than to create a, the skeleton of a national guard and the current leading elite, despite the fact in their report the ukrainian society is

lumpur will help him his aides deployed one hundred paratroopers to look the way the reassuring its eastern european allies will read about the situation in ukraine. and queen margaret the second of denmark continues with a visit here to china as the two countries signed several agreements include an agriculture. cctv news i had to look in beijing it is three pm here in the chinese capital which began with a major shakeup in the south korean government south korea's prime minister had resigned over the government's handling of the deadly every stinking the resignation comes amid rising indignation over claims by victims relatives that the government didn't do enough to rescue or to protect their loved ones the islamists. to these accidents have a pretty fountain there have been so many providers is to be back in their nice to have been continued in every corner of our society and practices that have gone wrong. hope these deep rooted a post to correct it is time and is kind of accidents never happens again. as for the forgiveness and understanding of the south korean citizens and that it is

yesterday, they began to restore order in eastern ukraine in donetsk. operations will proceed gradually, responsibly, and prudently. the foreign minister emphasized that the operations were initiated only after all other means to resolve the situation had been exhausted. and we have received assurances that the operation will comply fully with ukrainian and international law, safeguard human rights, and uphold ukraine's international obligations. the ukrainian government has acted responsibly throughout this crisis, even in the face of immense provocation, not least the illegal annexation of its territory, and despite continuing interference from russia. we therefore have confidence that ukrainian security forces to continue to act proportionately and in the interest of all citizens of ukraine. we have heard from the permanent representative of russia today, a new fantasy narrative about the relevant in eastern ukraine. i have no doubt that future independent reports from the office of the high commissioner of human rights will prove this new narrative

fees for development with the eastern neighborhood. this i want to show you some quick images how the project will effect the park. this is the day of greatest impact. 615 indiana is on the top where it cuts off i understand i think is shown on the bottom it looked at both of those two projects, however, only 650 is before you today. here we have 5:00 p.m. and there's no impact. you'll see 7:00 p.m. on the last and the point of impact this is the one hour before sunrise. to go through the a little bit more detail on though how the shadow will impact the park. the new shadow will occur between april 18th and august the new hour will be the largest shadow cast on the park is the 9 thousand plus square feet on june 21st you saw and lasts for 11 anybody's the maximum area did not exceed 67 percent of the free park it rankles from 8 minutes to 43 minutes on june 21st, however, the average proximate to 3 minutes it will be cast on times northern quarter of the park and cover the pathway and grassy areas. our guidance from the 1989 memo provi

we start in eastern ukraine where separatists are tightening their hold on the region. over aunmen took television station on sunday and forced the broadcaster to switch to russian programming. they already control public buildings in several cities across the east. the separatists release one of the international monitors theire. negotiators are working to free the others but the separatists are refusing to back down. they have accused observers of spying and call them prisoners or war. >> he's out because he suffers from a mild form of diabetes. but the swedish officer, one of theptured observers, is only one to come free this weekend. a spokeswoman for the pro-russia rebels said no others will be released on sunday. they were all paraded before a group of foreign journalists early on sunday morning. speaking on behalf of the group, watched, colonel schneider from germany said there had been no wrong treatment. >> i can tell you that the work the word of is a -- the mayor is a word of honor. we have not been touched, and we have been treated as the maximum extent, whi

also to come - the russian flag flies across eastern ukraine as talks to end the crisis get under way. we are live in geneva. police break up an anti-government protest in al jazeera, ahead of an election mired in division. >> al jazeera hits the road as the iconic ford mustang turns 50. >> south korea's president has visited the site of wednesday's ferry accident. she was briefed by a coast guard officer as rescue teams continued to search for nearly 300 people still missing. strong currents and bad visibility are hampering rescue efforts. nine are confirmed dead. it's feared that number will rise. adrian brown reports from jindo. close to the rescue efforts. >> more than a day since the ferry sank, and for some of the family the uncertainty over their fate turned to anger. when officials tried to brief them about rescue efforts on thursday, fights broke out. officials decided to transport them to the site of the sinking to see the rescue efforts for themselves. hundreds of people are missing, and one senior rescuer said it's unlikely many more survivors will be found. but the prime

think about not to protecting them in eastern ukraine. used the russians and other parts of the former soviet union, for example, in georgia. to control position -- controlin ukraine the situation in the ukraine. is not a military preparation, is a police that was involved. calmolice were involved to the situation and normalize everything. >> speaking of foreigners in ukraine, there are 150 u.s. specialists, military aecialists, working for private security firm called greystone with links to the u.s. .ilitary this is according to russia. is that true? >> no, it is russian propaganda, nothing else. there's no proof of this. we have no information about this. however, we do have information and we have artie deported a number of russians who have been in the eastern ukraine provoking a situation. they are violating ukrainian laws. ukraine's acting foreign minister. thank you very much for your time, sir. >> thanks, ryan. let's move it on. to talk about the macro themes of the day. >> the bank of japan governor kuroda is speaking now. it is

it's can concerned about the instability growing in eastern ukraine. russia for its part does have legitimate concerns and whenever this meeting is scheduled it is hoped on making a bit of progress on resolving some of those anxieties on all sides. >> joining us on the rising tension in the ukraine is lincoln mitchell, lincoln welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> what might be russia's reaction to this? >> russia's reaction is what russia wants here. i think washington is right that russia is at least substantially behind these demonstrations in ukraine. important to note here: they have many cards to play. there's talk will there be an invasion william even without invasion, that makessics the job of a new ukrainian government. difficult and that's an accomplishment if you are sitting in the kremlin. they have a lot of cards to play here. >> how does it help russia especially with their economy tanking lately? >> an unstable ukraine, a ukraine that is not unified and moving towards the west is a major point for the government. does russia have seri

a looming deadline in eastern ukraine. kiev says pro-russia activists camped out in government buildings and have until friday morning to either leave peacefully or be removed by force. so far, the group in donesk is refusing to budge and kim vanell is in donesk with more. >>> from inside their barricaded empire, protesters keep watch as reinforcements arrive. this, they say, is their domain, an independent republic representing the people. the offer of an amnesty quickly refused by those at the top who say they would rather face the use of force. >> there has been a lot of statements about storming buildings we are living from one statement to the next. what can we do? we are not ready to step aside. the people are not ready to either. the offer came, saying if they leave they won't face prosecution. as part of the deal, they could gain more regional control. >> we are ready to consider the issue of reform, of local government and expanding the rights of local coun sizzle including the creation of executive authorities fo

ukraine's acting president has accused russia of waging war in eastern ukraine. he announced an anti-terrorist operation that left at least two dead. >> this unconfirmed internet footage purports to show the latest fighting in eastern ukraine. this man has reportedly been shot in the chest. the video also includes images of a man that apparently died of his injuries. the ukrainian military is attempting to retake public buildings which are under the control of pro-russian separatists. the acting ukrainian president has stated the anti-terrorism operation will be expanded to other city is -- cities in eastern ukraine. he also promised amnesty for within turning in their weapons by monday. masked men seized city hall and raised flags declaring independence from kiev. crowd of approximately 1,000 pro-russian sympathizers have put up barricades. they say they will resist any ukrainian forces to make them leave. tensions are reaching the breaking point in cities throughout eastern ukraine. at least 50 were injured when a confrontation between pro-ukrainian and pro-rus

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and at eastern students, that is appropriate to the campus. at western students tell us that they shunned this more respectful stop because quite frankly it's not conservative enough and the slain. so these two styles pretty much don't need on these campuses. however, there is more to the story. while each of these is the dominant form of expression on each campus we found that there are two submerged styles used by conservative stevens cahuenga to be completely monolithic. on the campus a smaller set of students say that there were happy to engage hosting candid it's as speakers, walking precincts and that sort of thing, but this campaign style comes under attacks from other conservatives on both campuses. first, it's not used very much at all at western, and when it is used it catches a lot of flak for being an abomination because it kisses the of the national gop. it's not expressive enough. at eastern meanwhile the campaigning style comes under similar assaults but with more of an elitist flavor. for example when a student says he is baffl

stephen if read in the eastern ukrainian city of donetsk and hope of it into yet. i'm home on sunday and most of us that let's go live to donate stephanie thomas didn't exist the situation on the ground was sleeping situation is pretty much stayed the same for the past twenty four hours. the abc the government building that was taken over on sunday. i'm the eu forces inside for russian forces are still hunkered down apparently they've built an additional barricade. lying in wait right now they're making plans for a breakaway eu referendum vote at the same time they're also making plans already gearing up for on foresees ukrainian forces for possible storming of that building for three takeover of the building by the ukrainian government but essentially for the past twenty four hours the situation here on the ground has been static he says the orders of the new people's republic of donetsk. does it go. it was the ukraine government building potential pro russian activists don't get to go for. a sovereign state week in a speech calling for a referendum within a month

jackie roland, al jazeera in eastern ukraine. >> well first it was crimea but now another region of easternope is trying to bra break a. transnestria. >> the celebration of the miracle of easter. in a capital of a state the world does not recognize. they call it prednestrovia, half a million soles on ukraine's western border. they've just urged president putin to recognize them as an independent state. it seems like the kremlin has been are hearing them in transmistria. >> this is nothing else than an exercise of democracy if we let these people do what they want. >> in traspol, the capitol, the symbols of the old soviet union still have pride of place. the end of the cold war led to a civil war here as the are region broke away from moll doa moldov. the kremlin soldiers remain as peace keepers today and defenders as a new sovereign republic. >> the people of crimea voted for it but to some extent there is sort of a jealousy in our situation. >> sandwiched between a are being, two break away regions of georgia equally unrecognized by the world, and now hosting russian troops. are the americ