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breaking news coverage from ukraine where lawmakers loyal to the president have gathered in the eastern city of harkov declaring that local authorities must take control of their respective regions bypassing any rulings from the capital let's get more live from our g.'s maria for an ocean of who is in harkov so maria what exactly are those officials saying. but not the resolution that the representatives of the assume are cecil's the eastern and southeastern ukraine adopted here today after their emergency meeting here in the city of halakhah a says that since today they no longer. obey the central solutions that they seem to have realized and since today local source she's will be a unique poorest in charge of all political decisions here on the ground this resolution also says that the rot huge doubts that all a recent decisions and lows approved by the country's parliament are close to q. she. although it was not yet particularly clear from this document whether local authorities here recognize or don't recognize these decisions and these laws well this resolution in fact means a huge spl

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viktor yanukovych is reportedly in the eastern city. in a televised statement, he rejected speculation he was planning to resign. instead, he called his opponent criminal, accusing them of and claimed a coup, that his car been shot at. he compared the situation with the not see seizure of germany in 1933. he did not say why he was in the city. there were reports he wants to leave the country. the opposition has artie taken control of parliament. lawmakers elected a new speaker. and they said that opposition leader yulia tymoshenko would become president if ninkovich -- a victory in a covert resigned. we demand that parliament dismiss viktor yanukovych immediately. that would be the basis for new elections which constitutionally would have to be held by may 25 at the latest. >> that is exactly what parliament did. including somes of his own party voted to remove yanukovych. following the vote, the parliamentarians sang the national anthem, an historic moment for the country. demonstratorsd gathered outside of parliament. they believe the

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hundred and five hundred thousand people protesting in major gatherings in paris and in the south eastern city of kiel. the message defending traditional family values and condemning gay marriage and don't take it as well. same marriage officially became legal in france paris to protest against its back on the streets. some are still hoping to force the government to repeal the law ninety eight couples to marry and adopt children he moved on to new targets now demonstrating against medically assisted procreation fertility treatments and sarah to seek for gay couples who want to have children. on tuesday the senate is now considering. others were outraged by a program the intestine some schools that and come back to his stereotypes. this is going to teach the boys are boys and goes on don't think that's going to say that aside she makes the minutes of voice that tells is of such must be placed on the promenade. some of the world's rules like it but the schools about all the time has marched through the ninth circuit scene minister for families has insisted that many protests to skiers to the st

one of the article which is strong holds up to now the eastern city of donetsk which today you might say has the jitters thomas waterhouse explains things that black smoke from all the horizon. the new system shoulder to shoulder with coal mines of fullness and steel production for the sleepy its empire the industry is that the wearer into next. it's part two is still supply the nation. a witness to me was how their entire lives we continue to produce things that people even the captain was just taking every ounce of repetition now more than at the sets and locals say they are favorable to the country being stripped of it that we've been in a seminar thing that federalism ol' autonomy in some regions might be the fascination for ukraine because maybe he wants a war between the west and he's been doing it. the industrial sprawl of the net is barely a hundred km away from the russian border the region only accommodates the tenth of the hole with ukrainian population that produces twenty five percent of the country's wealth. in the city center better on the meaning of three cars that ru

. >> anti-gadhafi protest first started in the eastern city of benghazi in february 2011, and later a u.n. approved coalition led by france, britain, and the u.s. launched an offensive against qaddafi's forces. in october the same year, gadhafi was captured and killed by rebels and libyans to the streets to celebrate the end of his 42 year rule. but lawlessness and political instability still reign in the north african country. libya's leaders insist progress is being made. >> i want to tell the libyan people that they can be proud of what they have accomplished. libyans have managed to start from zero and create a state. >> leftover rep -- weapons from the revolution circulate, crime on the rise in the united nations says is is concerned about the course the country is taking. this --more on >> for more on this i'm joined by specialist and former british ambassador to libya, oliver miles. i get for joining us. what are your thoughts? we just heard the u.n. says it is concerned about the course libya has taken since the overthrow of qaddafi but libya's leaders are insisting progress h

an aid to ukraine's president said he left kiev and went home to his power base in an eastern city. back on independence square, they could sense victory. for three months, they have demanded that the president leave office. they accused him of being corrupt and increasingly like a dictator. in ukraine's parliament, they were celebrating too. but when the president finally appeared on television, he said he was still in charge and compared the protester to nazis. >> both the interior ministry which controls the police as well as the military leaders have come out in support of the protesters. >>> in the bay area's ukraine rally. people gathered at the san francisco city hall voicing their opposition to the violence in their country. >>> still ahead, a tiny speck embedded into a little pill. how this technology is being developed here in the bay area and it could one day keep your health on track. >> and what makes this deployment so unique for one california family. >>> the idea of rain almost seems unique this year, but not after the forecast you are about to here when kpix5 news c

meanwhile in the eastern city of homs local officials loyal to the president have gathered they've declared that they are taking control of their respective regions bypassing any rulings from camp. has been. the resolution that the representatives of the us or seas over the eastern and southeastern ukraine adopted here today after their emergency meeting here in the city of halakhah says that since today they no longer obey the central source is that they think are paralyzed local sources will be in charge of all political decisions here this resolution also says that the raw huge doubts that all a recent decisions and laws approved by the country's parliament are constitutional and deliberate this resolution in fact means a huge plate of power here in the country and of course that this will add to the division that we already see that we are in hardcover now and it's known as a capital of the eastern ukraine that traditionally supports the president viktor you know called richard we see that today population here is divided from one hand they are afraid that opposition including right win

many of the evening news lately has been in the eastern city of condensed spots he has turned its back on when even the bloodshed in the country's poor economic situation. meanwhile throughout ukraine funerals have been held as it continues today to close then lights in the violence which creeped out just days ago in the country's health ministry says the death toll from the class is now stands and eighty two. i. the loom. it's illegal because the sting you think of when it comes to men think that since the holocaust. that's what's a stag in the gut that this is meaningful. with this production attended percent in a baseline to haul coal supply that sentiment saying to you. to my eyes trace and intensity. it's kind of peace and a hassle to conventions it's kind of dancing. it's been great fun and nice body contact and he uses this enticing six called the tragedy of the holocaust can it it just is. but the macd shows you can still something very traumatizing and difficult to finish something constructive. to rebuild in the street. still two points but he doesn't know if that's what it's

happening soon will tenuously in several cities at the same time so so on wednesday it was the far eastern cities that have started but the real late and by the end of next week we're going to be seeing the paralympic torch lit out in sochi russia actually has traditionally performed rather well and paralympics in fact they came in second during the vancouver winter games and of course they are hoping that the russian athletes and paralympics will be able to perform that feat during the paralympic games in sochi as well. as arenas said team russia no stream no stranger to winter paralympic victory eight years ago in turin they topped the overall tally with thirteen goals and in vancouver last time russia was just one goal short of finishing first now with a home turf advantage there is little doubt everything will be going their way and their chase for goal in their chase for gold already earlier met with some of those who've been able to overcome physical and psychological barriers to achieve sporting excellence you can find those stories on our website and are you today. finally in the bulletin

city for his home turf. also his political strong hold in eastern ukraine, close to the russian border. in maidan square, where protesters have been through so much are in no mood for celebration. >> a lot of people on this square feel that that deal doesn't go nearly far enough and when vitaly klitschko came up on stage to talk about what had been achieved, he received quite a bit of heckles from the crowd and we are still hearing the occasional chants of death to the bandit, that's a radical slogan effectively calling for yanukovych to go. they're prepared to take the president by force if he's not prepared to resign immediately. there have been serious concessions made by president yanukovych and the parliament making some very significant votes in favor o of potentially releasing from jail, and the man accused of giving the go-ahead to a lot of the violence at the hands of security forces and yet this is not a place or a time for celebration. instead the last rites have been delivered by the priests to those who have fallen over the last few days given the number of people killed so

happening single tenuously in several cities at the same time so so on the wednesday it was the far eastern cities that have started at the relay and by the end of next week we're going to be seeing the the paralympic torch lit out in sochi russia actually has traditionally performed rather well and paralympics in fact they came in second during the vancouver winter games and of course they are hoping that the russian athletes and paralympics will be able to perform that feat during the paralympic games in sochi as well. boom and bust with aaron aid coming up after a short break stay with us here on r.t. into. the. transit route to the new. you all best way to the heart of most. of god help to buy scheme for real estate which is a copycat of the fannie mae and freddie mac. debacle which caused the sub prime crisis two thousand and seven the british energy corporations are going to take fracking even though in america it's been proven to be completely on economical and environmental disasters but they're going to do it here anyway because why nobody in the media here except for maybe george monbiot

soon will tenuously in several cities at the same time so so on the wednesday it was the far eastern cities that have started at the relay and by the end of next week we're going to be seeing a bit of the paralympic torch lit out in sochi russia actually has traditionally performed rather well and paralympics in fact they came in second during the vancouver winter games and of course they are hoping that the russian athletes and paralympics will be able to perform that feat during the paralympic games in sochi as well. as arenas said team russia no stranger to winter paralympic victory eight years ago inter in the top the overall tally with thirteen goals that in vancouver russia was just one medal short of finishing first now with a home turf advantage there is no doubt they'll be giving it all in their chase for the golden earlier we met some of those who were able to overcome physical and psychological obstacles to achieve sporting excellence you can find those stories on our website and our you tube travel. finally in the bulletin israeli arms sales rising but they're also coming under

tiana called rich is reportedly in the eastern city of khan kids in a televised statement. he rejected speculation that he was planning to resign instead he called his opponents criminals accusing them of carrying out. claimed that his car had been shot at the minute he compared the situation with the seizure of power in germany in nineteen thirty three he did not say why he wasn't talking. there are reports that he wants to leave the country the opposition has already taken control of parliament. lawmakers alike nearly three hundred seat arena immediate emotion. i am confident that none of which was signed. tymoshenko nine percent of the pope was chosen as interior minister and to come into our little party demanded even more the second set the league. we did msg the parliament dismiss yanukovich immediately that would be the basis for new elections which calls to cheekily would have to be held by may the twenty fifth of may th he regretted. when commenting. i just mentioned the parliamentarians. it is hard. a twenty two zero to move him. it's all common to both parliament

long's visit in the eastern chinese city of nanjing a home wednesday came and die off of the chinese mainland and taiwan fill their highest level talks since nineteen forty nine silly yes you many differences between thailand and the chinese mainland such as coach in society and education. but we think is awesome and it will all standing in the neutral cost will be homes passed on a sweet treat these differences not seek the more common ground on the compilation will be crazy. let's get some more on this now report that envoy on his inventing following of the visits to convoy thank you for joining us. what we head to an exit from the speech and of course the one e cheese saying that the cost recollections are a bit this now what else can you tell us about his address at nanjing university well it's inches of young people between the two sides that in the chinese mainland and taiwan was the subject of this beach today but by one they still wanted to. that meant in university city this afternoon and he started to speak from sewn into national debate contest back in nineteen ninety when

he agrees really given me with we didn't even have protested hockey yesterday the eastern city where he fled to incite sanctuary we're calling it political base to get thousands of people showed up there just yesterday to protest in favor of the political changes here in favor of my time. yes you saw some clashes in a few cities between pro and anti night on people. zapatero shipping one city in the east. however the real situation is that it's unclear where his support is going to be in my teeth and crumble in the next few days and weeks will be interesting to see the kids had a recording that kept sinking. and down to buy protest is a sikh riots disneyland thousands headed to the presidential compound just outside cat when it became clear that yanukovich had flipped and thereby discovered just exactly how they agreed to head to it. i can't help but try to join the a's beat the unattended he's going out to left so ukrainian citizens into distinct yet but missed a gear yet now they have finally been able to see the kind of luxury that the president was living in it that some of the r

at this point i'm so so on the wednesday was the far eastern cities that have been started at the relay. and by the end of next week we going to be seen again at the paralympic torch. i laid out in such a rush actually has traditionally performed rather well in paralympics in fact the kenyan second during the vancouver winter games and of course they are hoping that the russian athletes in the paralympic paralympics will be built to perform that feeds. the paralympic games in seventy as well. was every something to look forward to hearing a thank you so much for bringing us the very latest on this overlay for the paralympics games which are about to start very very sick. i just knew he wouldn't you. the server program. it's especially good things. it's all trying to achieve is to get a suite of scientific instruments on the margins for this mobile platforms jor el and the scientific spirit. the seller over old curiosity actually is the most complicated most complex and most capable system ever put on the surface of another plant effect it might be the most complex interplanetary explore

the nice it'll be nice and sunny and hot concert in the eastern city of vaughan said negotiations with the guided by failing to be defeated and display system for some peace of mind and so it seems content to carry out attacks on board committee and civilians. they have the day i'm up for it yet over. i use it. to get it. need to get them in the key to the unfolding to flush out insurgents. it happened. in the region. it was about a follow up on luggage. it hit me if he hadn't yet. the meeting attended by some fifty cakes and just on the spot tv this he's off to the dial between the non divine and the common cold down with it. he asked me to keep the animated piece on just my kind of like if he ate the hadith that he did bible make me weak and strong points and nor was it this time. what security officers came back more than a hundred minute since i've been in. on sat seventh inning and children located in the eighties strikes security experts say alfred has admitted feel pretty issued against them in a tense is in the offing. but don't have an office as the missing often an accident i

soon we'll tenuously in several cities at the same time so so on the wednesday it was the far eastern cities that have started the relay and by the end of next week we're going to be seeing the the paralympic torch lit up in sochi russia actually has traditionally performed rather well in paralympics in fact. came in second during the vancouver winter games and of course they are hoping that the russian athletes and paralympic paralympics will be able to perform that feat during the paralympic games in sochi as well or at seventy something to look forward to hearing i think it's so much for bringing us the very latest on of this relay for the paralympics games which are about to start very very soon. and coming up next here on our team international our report on the firearms made exclusively for children in america and if you are watching us in the u.k. do you stay tune for boom and bust was there an eight. the comments which we hear from the leaders and radicals they sound like ukrainian . they say ok europe is not the europe which we are dreaming about because the family values on the min

happening soon will tenuously in several cities at the same time so so on wednesday it was the far eastern cities that have started but the real late and by the end of next week we're going to be seeing the paralympic torch lit up in sochi russia actually has traditionally performed rather well and paralympics in fact they came in second during the vancouver winter games and of course they are hoping that the russian athletes and paralympics will be able to perform that feat during the paralympic games in sochi as well so as we've just heard a team russia is no stranger to winter paralympic glory eight years ago into the top of the overall tally with thirteen golds and last time in vancouver russia was just one gold medal short of finishing first and now with a home soil advantage as no doubt they'll be giving it everything they've got in their chase for victory by working out the international and coming right up some straight talking on the world's most troubling issues in so fickle but if you are watching us in the u.k. for perry to go on the ground with a few. trend zero to vnukovo report you

within the police it's outside the inner west a geek or not wouldn't its opponents meanwhile in the eastern city of how cold it can officials loyal to the president of the oven they declared that taking control of their respective regions only costing any rulings know from kiev. these repression has more. new team on tuesday. medical authorities are rechargeable political decisions on the ground immediately. we have to protect the time the authorities and ukraine's eastern and southern regions the pumpkins. this assumption and decided that they no longer take orders from tx one in the capital column and declared that these people must be brought to justice with a soft consistency. we think that the central authorities in realizing that the decisions cannot be considered constitutional concept it is unkind to help them resolutions place in the country's system of governance. the reason has been some signs of being far from unanimous. what's happened yet the nation in decline. the students and many units radicals from camp to bring violence and the way others contend the president's agreement with

i also want to thank you for the hearing that you recently held on the eastern neighborhoods ensuring the city's prepared for current and future growth. it is extremely important to me. the eastern neighborhoods section of the city as you represent, supervisor, has been and will continue to be one of the concentrated areas of growth for us. as we all fight to build more housing towards our goal of 30,000 housing units by 2020, these high density areas are critically important. i think slowing down the pace of development may not be the right course. but along with housing, we have to make sure we keep our promise to build the transit, build the streets, and build the public amenities that have to be -- that have to accompany residential density. strategically planning for growth means making long-term investments in infrastructure. and the most important thing that we can do right now is to work together to place and pass two new revenue generating bonds measures on the november 2014 ballot. a 500 million dollars general obligation bond and an increase to the vehicle license fee which would gene

the police itself certainly in the west of ukraine that wouldn't be a surprise meanwhile in the eastern city of how called local officials know little to the president of gathered they've declared that taking control of their respective regions bypassing any rulings now from kiev. has more. a nation turning team russia one is a starting today local authorities are in charge of all political decisions on the ground in israel as we have to protect our land that must the source use of ukraine's eastern and southern regions given how to care for an emergency session and decided that they no longer take orders from kiev while in the capital parliament declare that these people must be brought to justice as separatists we think that the central authorities are paralyzed and that their decisions cannot be considered constitutional while deputies in cutting of adopt a resolution splitting the country a system of governance for their region has recently shown signs of being far from unanimous what happened in kiev left the local population base divided and dissolution and many fear that radicals from

at this point i'm so so on that wednesday was the far eastern cities that have not started at the relay and by the end of next week we going to be seen again at the paralympic torch. i let out. it sought to rush actually has traditionally performed rather well in paralympics since the beginning second during the vancouver winter games and of course they are hoping that the russian athletes in the paralympics will be built to perform that feeds during the paralympic games such as well. serena said team russia no stranger to winter paralympic victory eight years ago when her in the top the overall tally with thirteen goals than in vancouver russia was just one medal short of finishing first. now with the home turf advantage. there's no doubt they'll be giving all in their chase for the golden earlier we met some of those who live in the physical and psychological obstacles to achieve sporting excellence you can find their stories on our website and our youtube channel with you all finally in the bulletin israeli arms sales rising but they're also coming under heightened scrutiny the indus

ukraine's president, viktor yanukovich, said he'd left kiev and gone home to his power base in the eastern city of kharkiv. back in independence square, they could sense victory. for three months, they've demanded that president leave office. they accuse yanukovich of being corrupt and increasingly dictatorial. in ukraine's parliament, they were celebrating, too, after voting to sack the president and hold new elections in may. but when yanukovich himself finally appeared on television, he said he was still in charge and compared the protesters to nazis. both the interior ministry, which controls the police, as well as senior military figures, have come out in support of the protesters. so, at this point, jim, viktor yanukovich doesn't have many cards left to play. >> axelrod: holly williams reporting for us tonight from independence square in kiev. thank you, holly. the russian foreign minister has told secretary of state kerry that the peace deal in ukraine has been "seriously degraded" by the opposition. our state department correspondent margaret brennan joins us now from washington. margar

ten provinces home to more than half the country's population regional leaders gathered in the eastern city of harkov this weekend to express their disapproval of what's going on in the capital. russia is starting to do local authorities are in charge of all political decisions on the ground in these regions we have to protect our land we think that the central authorities are paralyzed and that their decisions cannot be considered constitutional but the new order in the capital is not the only thing people in the east of the country are angry about many say they feel abandoned by a president on a car which after he made concessions to the opposition and fled the capital. i'm shocked and disgusted by the actions of the president i never thought he'd never betray the ukrainian people i thought that he'd hold on to the end. you know expert alexander macarius things down a covert his own policies during a crisis turned his people against him i think mostly only code which is a political corpse we've seen people in the eastern ukraine it's a saying how utterly betrayed they feel by him there wa

we found yesterday those pretty surprising huge number of protesters in a couple of eastern cities, end up where in donetske where actually president lives. we'll see in a matter of hours. >> you believe this deal is simply not enough for protesters, not for so many in ukraine this it could be in trouble? >> i think that people are quite -- some people i think majority, actually, to say it like that, majority is partially relieved that violence is up and this deal is reached. but at the same time, it is halfway through this crisis and everybody fully expects that president yanukovych in a matter of some time should go. and you know the first thing to do is to put on trial those responsible for those murders. and i think today in a matter of next hours we will see some pretty major development. i want to be optimist that we will not going to see any more violence. but people are very angry in kiev. and -- but we will see. there is no you know no basis for violence. special troops left kiev. there is no one left with whom protesters could fight actually so that's a good sign. >> maxim ari

met with eastern city essential concepts that define what is possible but what is proper and right and wrong and what is distorted. to obscure what actually happened with three are right now in reality and where we are headed to next. some threats are overblown and overreacted and real threats that are ignored. for example, i am someone who loves history. its pains me when i hear from senators to white house officials to prominent news columnist to say things that cyberweapons are just like the w. m. d. it is just like the cold war. it is a cybercold war. you see that terminology of the time. if you know, your history and the cyberhistory you will realize that parallel is not the one that they think they are making. if it is a parallel to the cold war period would we do not understand the technology but even more so the political dynamics it was driving with that period if history when we took the real world version of dr. strange love seriously. what are some of these manifestations? we too often lulled together simply because they involve the internet. for example, the u.s. general i

and then others said he apparently tried to get on a flight from the eastern city and fly to russia.hat was actually confirmed by customs officials. they say the plane wasn't allowed to take off because it didn't have the proper documentation. fl are rumors flying around as to where he might be. the new government in place says they simply have absolutely no idea where he is. >> what is the mood there? what is the narrative of events? what is the crowd saying over there about what has happened in kiev? >> reporter: that's a very interesting question because it is so different than it is in kiev. you have many people who are of russian heritage here but a lot of pro-europeans. right behind me you have a demonstration. the russians are very fearful. they were surprised by how quick the events went. now they fear that their culture here is under threat. they fear their language may be under threat. they fear that the russians moig be marginalized. you can seet that on the street. they are demonstrating of a statue of lenin. they have erected a fence around it. they say they are going to

. >>> nick shift rin is in an eastern city. >> reporter: these protesters serve up their revolution withlate of cookies. thousands of activists have taken over the regional headquarters. a small army prepare sandwiches. every few minutes a volunteer brings supplies. and an aid station distributed water by the gallons. this is the unofficial paragrapher for history that is still unfolding. like everyone here, the 27-year-old identifies more with europe than russia. for him this is a generational power. >> our people are waking up. a long time ago they said we are nobody, we can't do something, and said you can see a lot of young people, and they do it, and they win. >> reporter: the local media embraced the occupation, jostles to get into the abandoned governor's office. this is where we found a 38-year-old who grew up here and went to school in new york. he is fighting a governor he considers corrupt. >> they want us to take it all, all of the money, all of the luxury things, not thinking about his people, about his country. >> reporter: this city has always been a fault line for ukraine

. >> reporter: abc news has been told by the president's spokeswoman that he's in an eastern city. the opposition doesn't believe that. they're looking at flight records. they believe he may have gone overseas, perhaps to abu dhabi. the real risk is where it will remain united or split into two, possibly even three parts with russia backing the eastern states. >> hamish, disturbing to hear that member of parliament talking about the country being on the edge of war. thank you for your reporting. >>> we're going to stay in the region and talk about the olympics. team u.s. racking up more medals. we're tied with russia for first place. matt gutman is tracking all of the action at our "gma" head quarters at our olympic desk. hey, matt, good morning. >> hey, dan, good morning. we have had some thrills here. the u.s. dominating the x games-type events. 27 medals, as you mentioned, the total so far. more than in any other games outside forth america. the past 48 hours have been agony. the u.s. men's and women's hockey teams losing in never-wracking gut-wrenchers to the canadians. thrilli

images from the eastern city of donesque. people have been queuing up to, to withdraw money. police withdrawn from the streets these are images from overnight where protesters have capped government buildings. first, we go to kiev the capital. al jazeera simons is there. bringing us right off to date. >> events happening very quickly now after a four-hour delay chen it was expected that this deal would be signed by the opposition heard and yanukovych himself. the opposition leaders addressed the council here, and eventually they agreed for their leadership to go forward to the president's office where they signed the deal brokers by european prime ministers. the essence of the deal is that right away, a special law put into effect to bring back the old constitution from 2004, which reduces the power of the president right down to basic level. a new parliament will be formed, a new government which will actually be a national unity government which will move forward and then reform the constitution and new elections for the presidency will take place by the end of the year. no

in the last hour or so we have to assume as you say that it was recorded today in or around the eastern city of karkev. i thought histone was absolutely defiant. he likened to what was happening in this country to the nazi takeover of the 1930s. that's an emotive term in this country because of what they did here in the second world war, and because there have been far right elements have that supported parts of the opposition. he calls it a coup d'etat, and he doesn't seem to be going anywhere, and that raises an awful lot of alarming questions potential by will ukraine's future. it's quite apparent that here in the capitol he has absolutely no authority. you saw that in robben's report there. the buildings, the great buildings of state have been abandoned. they have been taken over by protesters who believe themselves to be revolutionaries. it is the parliament that really is the only functioning authority. it has managed to achieve a corum, stand has been passing laws all day which cement the position of the opposition, if you like. it's debatable whether we should still be calling them t

but he was not allowed to leave and he's now in an eastern city. we have not had that confirmed from other successes but if it's--from other sources. but if it's true it means there is a marked difference between histone from the earlier remarks of the day and his actions which look much more like a man on the run. i think there is a difference as well from the president's tone and the reality of what sort of power he has left at his disposal because throughout the day the security forces have been dissociating themselves from their former boss. perhaps he will be able to rally support in the south and, indeed, the eastern parts of the country. we don't know that, but it does look very, very bleak for him. >> and we do know where yulia tymoshenko is, she's on the way to the square. she might make some sort of address. what can we expect from her? >> reporter: well, it would be surprising if she didn't come and address the square this evening. it would be the natural thing for a savvy politician to do. i have no doubt that she will get a very warm r