security forces remain on high alert in ukraine's eastern city of the mets go off the vine interrupted during the pro russian demonstration there's been growing clamor for a referendum to bring troops home in the region things which is spinning into violence the simple tools to assist with detained including a vocal but it is so complaint people's government. i did. it comes this tale tbilisi to back control of regional government has taken over point for russian support says the tension spiraling upwards. ukraine has recalled some of its warships amid fears that prices may not be central to come up to kali the possibility also being entertained by the united states which is sending twelve and sixteen points against opponents as possible extended training exercise in response to russia's intervention in the crimea. a a. the eu has disbanded told to leave the basement and our visa free travel with one chair. in response to the crises in ukraine. up to six hours of talks in brussels european leaders announced a week conceded that its engines such as freezing russian assets. a travel ban

supporters and opponents of the interim government scuffled during demonstrations in an eastern city and the leader of the southern region of crimea is promising more cooperation with russia. >> translator: we will maintain our strong ties with russia. >> ethic russians make up a majority of the people in crimea, the road leading to an airport near zef stoep ol has been blocked by trucks. zef soapal is home to the black sea fleet n. the eastern city of donetsk, skirmishes broke out between the government and those favoring closer ties with russia. donetsk is the support base of ousted president victorian co-vish. >>> state-run media in russia report the government of crimea has brought forward a referendum of their future. people vote on march 16. vice prime minister say it is referendum will ask if they want to split from ukraine and if they want to join the russian federation. >>> lawmakers in the united states are considering punitive measures against russia's leaders and ways to bolsters to interim ukrainian leadership. they're planning to begin resolutirea draft resolution sayin

least three people danced the bow my destinations his car near eleven east checkpoints in the eastern city of us on a council region has seen a spillover of conflict across the board as suited. syrian forces as their campaign against rebels to terrorists group three days of the free sunni muslims has taken responsibility for the attack beyond the taliban has claimed responsibility for another attack in the afghan capital kabul. this time in the soul of the headquarters of the country's electoral commission. as the body is in charge of next weekend's presidential election but that the taliban has vowed to disrupt. this all went on for hours. suicide bombers on the stroke of some gunfire on the election commission's headquarters right in the middle of kabul. i know about. lloyd individuals wearing has entered the building without fortunately that was killed by our posts is due to the basement when i go to that. the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack less than two weeks. they threatened to disrupt the upcoming presidential election with a campaign of bombings and assassinations jus

shift in canada to the dentist and a nice crew unit each crew russia decides elsewhere in the eastern city of donetsk and too many russian speakers and also the acetate cousin preston the piano can evict people call it independence from kiev. the russian demonstrate is here among the fans to iraq last week just as russian president in a two td said he had the right to take ukraine to protect russian citizens in kiev open ice is of the rally to mark the two hundred specimens that santana shifts in cat spooky would pull a contest to get that man does as he trains newly formed government joined by former russian oil tycoon and two to critique the couple to come speak the message of defiance against the kremlin whistle says that ukraine was one from the west remains says around a dozen and social workers for the same confident to be released after being held for more than three months pineapples and syria. the women was actually the lebanese borders qantas will in which the syrian government decree to release one hundred and thirty eight women being held in stadium channels. then on to cease f

he has since traveled onto the eastern city. a team of international monitors has also been dispatched to ukraine. they will be keeping a close eye on the tense situation in eastern parts of the country. >> the german foreign minister met briefly with un's secretary-general ban ki-moon on the streets of kiev. with ukrainian leaders. both are still hoping for afteratic progress russia's annexation of crimea. at a news conference with the ukrainian prime minister, steinmeyer condemned russia's actions on the peninsula. >> things on the ground are not consistent with international law and created danger of new division within europe. for all we have seen in the past decades, that is something we cannot commit. we cannot allow the return of bloodshed. >> on friday, moscow agreed to allow a six-month monitoring mission in ukraine under the auspices of the osce. the first advance team arrived on saturday. eventually, up to 400 monitors will be taking part. they will have access to key is in eastern ukraine, but moscow will not let them

future supporters and opponents of the interim government scuffle during demonstrations in an eastern city and the leader of the southern region of crimea is promising more cooperation with russia we will maintain our strong ties with russia ethnic russians make up a majority of the people in crimea the road leading to an airport near said possible has been quantified tracks that appear to belong to the russian military to possible is home to their black sea fleet in the eastern city of doneness skirmishes broke out between supporters of the pro western provisional government and those favored closer ties with russia about four hundred demonstrators were able to invest is the support it's about to present viktor yanukovich. it's a rare media in russia report the government of crimea has brought forward a referendum on the region's future people there will vote on the march sixteen. first deputy prime minister ross tom came in and aaliyah says the referendum will ask if they want to split from ukraine and if they want to join the russian federation and i am. by the afghan soldiers were kill

well in the eastern city of donetsk that's ahead in town the form of prison and a call this the ukrainian side is now back in place for lying to the regional court as this up to pry him off the demonstrators were pushed out of the building. not to police reports feel rested and seventy five contestants sits between lake county breaking out in eastern ukraine with many rejecting the new interim government are important because of that to the industrial town of south koreans yet which is making brunch and speaking of the population that is all the more divided some residents in russia as a threat at this as a pretext to john walsh seven campbell hunted and got a crack reports. the pro russia demonstration outside separate his town hall. it's very small but its message is in line with what the demand that in mainz people who live in this region is saying. we are in danger the ninth inning danger and when we're in danger of course we ask russia for help. what the freak they contain everything crashed our families our friends live band. outside amenity barracks reservists he just needed to coo

he has since traveled on to the eastern city of donetsk and a team of international monitors is also been dispatched to ukraine building keeping a close eye on the tense situation in eastern parts of the country. but then not being allowed into crimea the german foreign minister met briefly with un secretary general ban ki moon on the streets of kiev. those held talks with ukrainian league is. i'm still hunting the diplomatic progress up to russia's annexation of the crimea. as a news conference with ukrainian prime minister on sydney gets a new shine man condemned russia's actions of the teenager now. they are kinda stuff involved. you can divide the monks being written into the effects of the ground and not consistent with international law the danger of a new division of europe and with a well received in the last decade that is something we cannot commit sin. and above all week and also the return of the chicken coop. this blog previously selected. on friday in moscow agreed to allow six month monitoring mission in eastern ukraine on the auspices of the osce the first advance team

wendy sherman traveled to ukraine's industrial heartland the eastern city of the new corporate office in a show of solidarity and support for igor only ski the newly appointed governor of the deep corporate robust regional state administration igor cool moist is one of ukraine's most prominent jewish leaders often better known as a billionaire businessman oranges porch and airlines banking and media he was appointed earlier this month but the government in kyiv a move which flies in the face of russian accusations that ukraine's new leaders are anti semitic eloise key interest politics in the turbulent time in ukraine is predominantly russian speaking. there have been cases of corrections couples and rights within schoolboys key took the helm of the disorder that has troubled eastern ukrainian cities has been largely absent from the new corporate office leaving some commentators argue on wednesday should be a model for other regional governors as prices have also been sung by many ukrainians after he single handedly reached out to the armed forces with their machines were running on f

well, earlier seven tell ban suicide bombers and gunman attack as police station in the eastern city. at least ten officers and one civilian were killed. james ferguson reports. seven armed attackers forced their way in. ten police officers and one civilian were killed in the intense fighting. >> the city proximity in pakistan was a challenge. >> it is a border province and it has a lot of roads coming in and we have tried in the past six months to inflect more casualties and will continue to do this. >> it was a fierce battle. for four hours heavy gunfire can be heard in the area. at least ten explosions were heard in the morning. these streets were considered relatively secure. it is an attack at the heart of the city, at a location right next to the governors house, sending a message to the afghan authorities and the people that deadly attacks are possible anywhere in the country. the country's deputy interior minister came from the capitol. keep to ease worries about the draw down of foreign forces. >> it was some propaganda by the enemy in 2014, but force whose are the brave sons

russian troops still surround ukraine's military bases here in the eastern city of donetsk.uilding has been contested for four days. kerch is another ukrainian military base. 12 coast guard ships broke free of the russian blockade. they fear they were going to be sunk by the russians. and this is the east of mainland ukraine. it appears to be russian armed forces patrolling outside a military base. there it is, the russian flag flying there. well, let's go live to bbc's ben brown who joins me from sevastopol in crimea. ben? >> reporter: nik, thank you very much. it is the political development that's really crucial today. and i think the referendum that has been caused by the parliament today will be on march 16th. 78 votes in favor. just 8 abstentions. do you want to be part of ukraine or do you want to be part of russia? the answer is likely to be russia. because the majority of the population here in crimea, almost 60%, are ethnic russians. we're hearing vladimir putin, the russian president has been discussing that request to be part of russia with his security council.

people in both russia and crimea celebrate the start of reunification protesters in major eastern ukrainian cities demand a referendum on breaking away from kiev. from all here as interim ruler looks to sever all ties with russia a move closer to the e.u. and nato while banning any popular dissent and threatening harsh measures against the defined east of the country. plus random has gone but still no side of that russian invasion coming up we've brought down the latest medium it's in propaganda war. so i welcome you watching r.t. international coming to you live from moscow. crimea is requests for joining russia has got the nod of approval from president putin that sets the reunification process firmly in motion though there are still many legal hurdles for it to pass before it's a done deal. as more. this doesn't yet mean that the crimea is already a port of the russian federation because there are lots of procedures which have to follow including that the constitutional court has to study the small ssion whether or not it coincides with the russian constitution it also has to be supported by th

and in ukraine's eastern city of done yet thousands joined a pro russian rally to protest against the kiev authorities while demanding that the ousted president has returned to power. plus out of a dark shared aroma of venice the votes to break away from italy in an unofficial referendum with locals saying they are fed up with forking out billions in taxes for the capital. what they're watching from amman jordan singapore or even right here in moscow this is r t i'm sean thomas and i'm glad to have you with us now a nationwide anti austerity march to the spanish capital has resulted in clashes with police seventeen people were reportedly arrested and a total of eighty one including both demonstrators and riot police are said to have been injured during the outbreak of violence protesters from all over the nation have converged on madrid to vent their anger at what they call empty promises made by their government as you would peace cannot is there for us. it was a peaceful protest rally throughout basically the entire time until the end when it was coming to an end and then suddenly a

and crowds are running in ukraine's eastern city of the nets because pro russian protesters take to the streets in defiance of the new leadership in kiev. even venice votes to break away from italy and an unofficial referendum with locals saying they are fed up with billions in taxes for the capital. breaking news story for international countrywide and a steady march to the spanish capital has resulted in violent clashes with police protesters from all over the nation have converged all madrid to vent their anger what they call empty promises by the government is there to give us an update from the scene so tell us you go what has been happening there in the spanish capital. well this massive rally was just coming to a dns or when reportedly a group of younger protesters who had masks on their faces started throwing rocks at the police the police tried to push them away from this for rumor which they've organized around this area and i can confirm that there's a very heavy police. presence in the school district is since it's the center of madrid there are lots of luxury hotels in this

the kids these days in the eastern city of july love of getting ten police officers and one civilian seven i live on satan's also died in the firefight the non government said. it is only a suicide bombing killed seventeen people in the northern town city of. my mom. last week to sweep the street into his boots on and in broad daylight incentive problem. it's gone constitutes a sisth e. mobile phone. thisdid have does not end up in seven minus two and former finance minister scott county schools in the country this week. boating camping rallies despite the violence the shoes don't you know the temperature in india is rising. bjp is facing a crisist tops it off ticket distribution of the same time many new and it is also joining the gp. meanwhile conventions and additions have been the pandora party the congress. his is fashionable. major political crisis has hit upon its digital content. after baking the dough and founder member of the party to a killer body was designed to get off his shorts. he wanted to practice bhopal. he has given him a ticket from the pile. one is the appeal bo

. >>> meantime in an eastern city in ukraine protesters smashed their way into public building and burned ukranian-languaged books. they broke windows and doors. they say they want out of ukraine. >>> a u.s. army general once considered a rising star has agreed to a plea deal that includes the dropping of sexual assault charges against him. sources tell cbs news as part of the deal, sinclair will plead guilty to lesser charges, he will not have to register as a sex offender itch the mystery surrounding the malaysian jet only deepens with every bit of new information. even aviation expeters are scratching their heads. >> reporter: malaysian airlines flight 370 has been missing for a week and the theories as to what happened are stranger than fiction. >> many of them verge on the spy novel situation. >> reporter: this captain spoke on "face the nation". >> the aviation industry never tolerates this. >> reporter: the final words from the cockpit came after one of the plane's communication systems had been disabled but gave no indication anything was wrong. now, investigators are trying to de

. >> more unrest in the eastern city of kharkiv. hundreds of demonstrators taking control of buildings. >> ukrainian police surround a building in donetsk. a man calling himself the people's governor. he is for closer ties with russia, against the leaders of ukraine. he broke his hand during a fight with a political rival. >> i would like to be as independent as possible. from the rest of ukraine. we call upon vladimir putin to restore justice. >> it's a story of the two you cranes. people that we met in the east speak about a take over. it's a mirror image of what is happening in the capital, where people are afraid of growing russian influence in the east. >> we tracked down the people's governor to his headquarters. he said he has six people working for him, but he wouldn't let us come inside. >> you describe yourself as governor of donetsk. who appointed you governor. >> i don't call myself governor, the people appointed me, 50,000 of me. >> he was virtually unknown a week ago. now he's enjoying local celebrity. wrapped in the c

in the eastern city of luhance, demonstrators stormed a building, removing a ukrainian flag and replaced it with a russian flag. in the crime earian city, protesters supporting ukraine were attacked. >> in kiev tens of thousands gathered to mourn those killed in the uprising. the prime minister will travel to the white house on wednesday. he'll discuss the standoff with president obama in crimea. it comms days before voting, to determine whether the territory joins russia. there are questions whether the vote to join russia is legal. >> pro-russian marchers support the referendum on rejoining russia, saying it's their legal right to self determination. >> the pro-western movement in kiev says it acted legally in overthrowing the ukrainian government and taking power. all sides in the crisis are trying to justify their actions by citing law books and the ukrainian constitution. russia says it was illegitimate because it operated outside the law. >> translation: it's an unconstitution all use of power. viktor yanukovych is the only legal president. there's only a few reasons they'll be cha

one person has been killed in confrontation between pro and anti-russian demonstrators, and the eastern cityf donetsk. violence broke out after protesters tore through a police cordon, and across the border russia has been holding another round of military drills. 8,500 troops were involved in the exercises. russia's ambassador told the security council that it doesn't want war. the acting prime minister called on moscow to join the crisis. james bays has more. >> a clean message from the interim prime minister of ukraine to the u.n. security council holding its sixth meeting on this crisis in two weeks. arseniy yatsenyuk, and some of his strongest comment were aimed at russia, looking at the russian ambassador as he spoke. >> my country has faced a military aggression of a maybe ouring country, which is a p 5 member. it's absolutely unacceptable in the 21st century to resolve any kind of conflict on the ground. >> i'm going to respond to a question put by mr arseniy yatsenyuk. russia does not want war, and neither do the russians. it's not russia that unfolded the violence. >> the last rema

in the eastern city of danesk, two reported killed, when pro-russian demonstrators clashed with a pro-ukraine group, the ominous sign of a country being pulled apart. president putin said russia didn't instigate the crisis. but he appears ready to welcome crimea. and will he want more? alex marquardt, crimea. >>> and the unrest rattled stocks here at home. the dow in freefall more than 200 points, after news of the russian troops on the move and the tensions rising. >>> we have news about sports and consequences. every year, 250,000 children suffer a sports-related head injury, including concussions. and today in washington, the reality of those numbers took center stage. here's abc's senior national correspondent, jim avila. >> reporter: americans love hard hits. but today on capitol hill, athletes, league officials and doctors, warn parents of the danger of little kids playing big kid sports, from hockey, to lacrosse, soccer and football, the most hazardous. the average high school football player, hit in the head 652 times a season. the hardest of those hits exceeds 150 gs of force. that's

jesus in the midst of his lines i have adopted friends and cough cough and other eastern cities and none of them want to see foreign occupiers. we want to live together in peace without anyone interfering on nights and days of our children the prelude to still grieving for those killed in the street battles here in the streets of kiev last month. they did not want to see any more depth. like it's going to cry and in the center of kiev. would you call salt today russian troops surrounded several minutes chiapas in crimea to mum in the ukrainian troops that the song. williamstown initial score actually five but team on the ground filmed this next report which shows the growing standoff outside ed page is only at the minute she pays twenty five kilometers southeast of the crimean regional capital until they know they mean it the question yes. twenty three km southeast of libya's capital sent ripples the funny and hp basic nelson rounded least a hundred heavily armed long days. steve walsh the ukrainian still just the thing down remain behind it's pretty cheap sound silly to you for standing

accused of using sexual violence and rape and accused of killing up to 200 people in the eastern city village, rather of vergola. as yet, a series of cases of - have been happening here, at the i.c.c., but none have borne fruit in terms of bringing the accused, the guilty to justice. >> neve barker at the hague. we'll let you know the verdict as soon as we hear. >> more to come. growing fears over the central african republic. we'll talk to a top official who says what happens on the ground is critical. >> we visit a burns unit at a bank in bangladesh. where some are struggling to recover january's election violence. ♪ what is this place? where are we? this is where we bring together the fastest internet and the best in entertainment. we call it the x1 entertainment operating system. it looks like the future! we must have encountered a temporal vortex. further analytics are necessary. beam us up. ♪ that's my phone. hey. [ female announcer ] the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. tv and internet together like never before. >> hello, the top stories. crimea's parliame

same and different is going to the venue answer bound to surprise someone throwing punches in the eastern city of donetsk protest is trying to hold a demonstration but the russians who spilled them back here. gemini bridges he has had some conversations but that russian counterparts in both the east coast and sydney encouraging don't discussions with the ukraine's internal documents. the st on sunday on the oracle told to attend and speak spell found among tiniest joining much as it violates the ukraine's constitution and international. russian presidential office spokesman said cents. today's task is to produce based on a nationalist and is intended to defend the legitimate interests of people living in the crimean region. british prime minister david cameron's office hours and called for the establishment of a contact group the russian media said he would discuss the matter to the foreign minister and taking the frock. authorities have extended consents for the airline ansett went missing over the south china sea on saturday. so the goal is to a new identity as nice as the time to witness tr

from crimea to eastern cities along russia's border, russian fervor is growing. their efforts fueled with russia's vote tonight authorizing military force in ukraine. there is no mistaking the mood here in crimea where most see themselves not as ukrainians but as russians and many would welcome the russian army with open arms. >> it's one people. russia. ukrainian, it's one people are you want the russian army to come here? >> it's our family. it's not russian army. it's our family. they protect us. >> reporter: as ukraine grows more and more divided president obama has warned russia against in military action. >>> there will be costs for any military intervention in ukraine. >> reporter: that american warning falling on deaf ears in moscow. tonight's the president called for a calm but said the military at it's highest alert level. >>> i want to bring in our chief correspondent, jonathan karl. working this breaking story on a saturday night. we heard the president from 24 hours ago warning putin. now we learn of this phone call. do we know anything about what wa

approval russian presence despite clashes between progressives on friday or opinions erupting in eastern cities demonstration school and almost delight and dance teacher reminds optimistic in finding a solution ensuring the peninsula remains in ukrainian hums. i'm optimistic that with the logo of the caribbean we will have the ability of these grainy a result russian troops that will blow over for a location and view who rely very much for international support and the international sluggers they came as russian aggression and magazines russian boy was walking to the snowball and internationally courses. on the night the us the eu to impose travel sanctions on the outside pieces. the guys twenty one officials from russia and ukraine accused of involvement in moscow say shut up you cry and cry in a region with more expected in coming guys european union efforts to secure ukraine's energy security have intensified following russia's elite the taxation of crimea the eu to shortly announce a deal to press on russian gas was that the kids ukraine. my optimistic. to come to him. in a premium for oil

ukraine ahead of the vote and one person killed between proand antirush is a demonstrators in the eastern citythe violence began after protesters tore through a police quarter keeping the two sides apart. across the border russia is holding another round of military drones and 8.5 thousand troops are there and they told the security council they don't want war and the acting prime minister said they will join talks to end the crisis and james bates has more. >> a clear message from the interim prime minister of ukraine to the u.n. security council holding its 6th meeting in the crisis in two weeks. and they aim some of the strongest comments at russia, looking directly at the russian ambassador as he spoke. >> translator: my country has faced a military aggression of neighboring country which is the p 5 member. this is absolutely and entirely unacceptable. in the 21st century to resolve any kind of conflict with tanks, artillery and boots on the ground. >> translator: i'm going to respond to a direct question put by him, russia does not want war and neither do the russians and russia did not h

thousands of pro russian protesters gathered in the eastern city of kharkiv on saturday. d the new government in kiev and called for reunification with russia. and there have been more pro russian protests in other parts of eastern and southern ukraine. the self proclaimed governor asked russia to set up a local consolate and give people russian passports. the protesters put up russian flags on city buildings. >>> an associate prefess or at kiev academy, he says that russia's pred vladimir putin is getting involved in ukraine's politics to send a message to his own country. >> i see this as being an issue that that putin wants to show that revolutions do not lead to anything good, because he's very afraid i've domino effect. he's very afraid of the fact that the ukrainian revolution will end up turning in to a new russian revolution and that will topple him. so he needs to show that revolutions don't show give you good results and as a result that have what he's trying to do is create a destabilized situation not in just in crimea account but the very big fear right now is

help is arriving in ukraine's eastern city of events.russia because it was due to the poets of the new baby should be here. we did that over but it's supposed to break away from it to make them official referendum. it was a good battle for peel the goods and services of the capital . these particular books. repeat with the portraits that day. it's a mystical wanted to get his team finals of the registered keeper testers from different regions of the physical buttons to the capital madrid many say the physical exhaustion has been nothing compared to the strain placed on them by continued mass unemployment and ongoing spending cuts. of course when you're pissed off is a victory for us. after nearly two weeks of walking my dogs coming from all across spain covering hundreds of kilometers in the rain and under the sun thousands of doctors to finally reach their destination the spanish capital and our men and women goals with jobs bills without engineers and students of all gathered in the center of madrid to make their message heard. we are

tensions have been running high in the eastern ukrainian city of donesk.ussia demonstrators stormed a government building there and replaced the ukrainian flag with a russian one, demanding the release of a pro-moscow movement leader who was arrested there earlier this month. also there, cnn's matthew chance. >> reporter: as ukraine starts to splinter, this is its latest flash point. in the eastern city of donesk, thousands of demonstrators stormed the state prosecutor's office. replacing its ukrainian flag with the tri-color of russia. >> is think this is a democratic revolution. people in the country don't like government in kiev. in kiev this is not people government. >> reporter: elsewhere in the city, other symbols of the interim authorities in kiev also attacked. this the headquarters of ukrainian security service who arrested a pro-russian leader earlier this month. riot police have tried and failed to hold back these angry mobs. you can see the pro-russian protesters here in donesk have broken through the doors of the security building here in the

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and his love for next month's presidential election assistive on yourself up on thursday in the eastern city of jamal pot. the attack took place outside a police station and the home of the local governor. and then laid siege to the station is close to the u s six insurgents were killed in an instant by the police although starting fullback and eight and violent campaign to disrupt the people fifth presidential election. voters will choose a successor to present on the inside. there's growing concern about the security situation afghanistan. it got worse. international troops will work on that mission by the end of this year. they've been finding local islamic insurgents. i juz trying to topple worsening power shortage. the country's booming economy has been growing at over six percent for several years. as they share the gospel aviation gas companies. plans are being built across the country to meet soaring demand the projects are not going smoothly. the world's top so she shows some reports. but then he sent her job is ready to host a poll finds someone poke around. the true so the maid wa

to people are shot down in ukraine's eastern city of part of allegedly by radicals from the neo group that helped spirit how the bloody coup in kiev. ukrainian ring the alarm over the years safety of st attacks grow against the community are to meet some of those who have chosen to flee the country in fear for their lines. while islamic extremism is on the rise across syria as a shattered nation goes into its fourth year of experience try more than a hundred thousand people have been killed and nine million displaced. our dear national collegiate one mosque it with me reading catching welcome to the program. the ukrainian sure there are two people have been killed in on the rest. it's now spread to the east of the country new eye. well we've just seen what appears to be modest cocktails being thrown from a building in cardiff and that's where according to authorities. dozens of rebels barricaded themselves on friday night. not just with this is a big shot at pro russian activists outside the building an even opened fire at the city's mayor arrived at the scene for negotiations. after

increased now there's been pressure of the brain where security forces clashed with protesters in the eastern city of sea trout. scores of demonstrators attacked a police station in the retaliation for the death of a protester during a rally on monday. the young men reportedly died of your calf tear gas inhalation. eight large number of iranians have been killed injured or jailed since the beginning of the uprising three years ago sitting in the archives of the turkish statistics institute ine the city of cards has left seven people dead. local people local media's reporting a second car in the building and killed six of his former colleagues. the fourteen gun on himself. it's claimed he was entered into my second time. police arrested fifty seven greenpeace activists and nuclear power plants near the center in the north east of the acts. the group successfully broke through two fences in a truck before hanging anti nuclear matters security of the country's oldest plant remains a concern after similar incidents in recent years. it takes to become the world's largest economy the next fifteen years

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pro russian residence in others eastern cities including our kids in lohan's planned to stage major rallies this weekend in support of the crimean referendum. russian president vladimir putin has said his country reserves the right to use all options should the turmoil spread including two ukraine's eastern region thousands of russian soldiers have gathered near the border with ukraine they're conducting military exercises for. about eighty five other personnel are taking part of the maneuvers they'll practice using rocket launchers anti tank weapons and other equipment russian troops have conducted other drills in the region since late february. defence ministry officials have not said whether the exercises are related to what's happening in ukraine. pressure present letting her foot and says the crisis in ukraine is not rush his faults. but then it's an internal ukrainian issue. clinton may be common in a meeting of russia's security council in sochi. he said russia is being drawn into a crisis go to urge his colleagues to consider ways to build relations with russia's partners and friend

to have their voices the simple life of the nation's capital to me crowds arriving in ukraine's eastern city of damascus russian protests to stick to the streets and the parts of the new leadership in here last friday but that over the basement to break away from it to bake and other official referendum with a cool site. they are fed up with four key up begins in taxes for the capital. all are. breaking news story for us to repeat the national country wide empty as thirty more to the spanish capital has resulted in violent clashes with police. justice report of a nation of converge over madrid to bat manga what the cold empty promises by the government on tuesday that the stove is there to give this an update from the state of tennessee know what is happening there in the spanish capital. well this massive rally wasn't just coming to the ends of one of the quarterly growth for the younger up and down stairs with masks on their faces started throwing rocks at the police the police tried to approach them away from this perimeter which they've organized around this area and i can confirm that t

streak a mile in single seat forties eastern city of sydney and sketched for testers did finding new leadership in kiev. with the rival friday of mines and supports its. the headlines and art in the lake is at seeking to stop sections on ben's love that on my own body has had a twenty eight people dead the trick is finding this today. guys of my charm offensive on social media resource into putting some more with my studies i'm looking to unseat an op shop i knew dash of our main story. just died two days before the crucial referendum in crime the evolution of the united states marines face to face talks trying to ease the scandal. cos like to see split like that she's in london for us with the meeting is taking place at right now. at the police had quite a gulf between them and the moment. given all the french russia has been receiving recent weeks the school. he sings i were on state its hat into the us the uk and russia to come to some agreement added that the crisis in ukraine than their russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov has already had an eighteen million hate this morning

national with me marina joshing two people have been killed in ukraine's eastern city of hard in an attack carried out by the neo nazi right sector group against local self-defense units. dozens of radicals barricaded themselves in their headquarters hurling montt of cocktails and time i don protest was gathered outside the activists say they were fired on with assault rifles a spokesman for one of the self-defense groups saw how the situation unfolded. however. there were a lot of wounded among both activists and police there was this blue minivan that appeared in the central square and pepper spray directed at us and then tried to ski they started chasing is but ended up being shot at from a building the building on the remarks because three is in the base for gunmen from the right sector they started shooting it's a throwing molotov cocktails and gas grenades at the local news story to say it was our squaws that attacked this headquarters but it's not true it's the base of the right sector radicals it's war here the chief policeman was sent from kiev and this covering these gunmen. that

passes are called to her super cool the latest one hundred km from coin in the eastern city of billings yes can find files and production residents. i intended it to the beach. this is expressed that they see you in favor of holding a referendum to miss the one held in crimea knocks me off with a nifty solution in sight to see trade become obsolete. it remains the heartland of the country's heavy industry mining. the lounge and the russian publishing printing system. on the southern sea sickness almost be seen as a ukrainian place in some sun today with dolphins are running against the annexation of nineteen fourteen for the country's beautification. friday russia's president of the greenpeace installing two with increasing every consideration. demonstrations against most all of the falcon wishes to join on a previous occasion that is scheduled for ten am gmt intense light. thanks cheering throngs of placing for the first two rounds of local actions as i've been with the female candidates include how to run her and says it's a sequel. here are the latest images of the faceless can do th

turning out to ukraine where a person has been killed during a protest in the eastern city of donetsk ukraine e officials say that twenty two year old man died of a knife wound and dozens of others are being treated in hospital for injuries. the clashes began thursday when hundreds of demonstrators chanting pro russian slogans broke through police lines and confronted a rally of people opposed to the russian military intervention in crimea. they get is the first since russia's takeover of the economists region in march the worst violence since president viktor yanukovich was ousted from power. meanwhile washington has warned russia that the us and europe will take serious steps. he picked an ex's crimea which will hold a referendum sunday rejoining russia. iraq suffer a look at stories making headlines around the world. i'll see you back here tomorrow night oh and welcome to prime time sports on speed internet. now spring is just around the corner but speedskating is still in season. the short track world championships is open on friday in montreal and one hundred and twelve of the sp

when ukraine at more than one thousand demonstrators waved to ukrainian flags in the eastern city of donetsk that was the first time a pro ukrainian crowd outnumbered pro russian protesters who it seems the government the green man. russian forces have been in the eastern command region for almost a week now. and speaking at his first press conference is the crisis began the russian president but in truth and said russia reserve the right to use all options to protect its compatriots who were living in quotes terror in ukraine that force was not needed for now. meanwhile there's been much diplomatic maneuvering on ukraine here in your app. us secretary of state john kerry is sitting down with the russian foreign minister said in the proper today. that will be their first face to face meeting since the crisis in ukraine escalated last week. kerry has accused russia of making up reasons for that intervention in ukraine speaking to impress the ukrainian foreign minister slab rushing through the country's fuel. what's happening. it was an aggression from the russian side or on the ukraini

even if it annexes crimea and wishes into eastern cities like netsk?ainly unify the western response. that has been lost. it is absolutely determined to ensure that it reasserts its .nfluence over eastern ukraine >> nicholas, what is the likely endgame here? what is your best guess? >> i think the endgame here unfortunately is that we are not going to get a stable political in thenomic situation ukraine, which is going to make it very difficult for the kind toreforms that ukraine needs undertake. this has almost been -- we have almost not in talking about his. this is an economy that is tanking. straits.dire it is difficult enough to launch radical reforms when you have a more or less stable government with a fairly solid mandate. this is a country that is being invaded as far as the ukraine is -- >> does the geopolitical tension spread to other parts of europe? other parts that used to be part of the soviet union and have substantial russian speaking populations? >> excellent question. is a fairlyi think, ominous one heard clearly, russia is now going

online financial sector in china this is also bought some shares of companies based in the north eastern city of harbin city has been approved to start a cross border commerce and the program monty tells me that he joins us now live from shanghai height of the wii. salam and this time finally came back to my kids see the nod from the rumor about those books that stockpile a program that we're talking about what ails boosted sentiment. bullying not it was definitely on the same day when the station on one hand how my kids listened intently on china's premier league contest news conference. i'm basically trying to get more things about the government's commitment to reforms. now from what we see the reactions what positive that this was seen across the board of financial stocks in shanghai up nearly one point two percent mentally fit by bangs as he does mention of the ninety index also stitched by one point six percent energy and property stocks posted some byzantines and this is awesome. share the news that tom and it's the right place at the time is a shares to its been like an index next yea

demonstrators seized a government building in eastern city the country still in unrest russia continues to he deny forces are theirs the bases now under siege, their naval war ships blocked in port. one resident called it peaceful, and tense. it's a volatile situation. he was reportedly threatened by gunmen. ukraine's new prime minister said crimea belongs to ukraine. >> what happened in crimea is un-constitutional, and resembles to me, a coup. >> the u.s. and al guys agree but diplomats signals options are limited. >> russia made a choichls we've stated that we believe it is the wrong choice, we're sxhit xhited to working with russia. >> the white house says u.s. military action is not on the table, so far, russia is not showing signs of backing down. hillary clinton clarified comments comparing russian president putin's move to adolf hitler's actions in 1930s here is what she said in long beach last night. >> all of germans that were, you know, ethnic germans, what were in places like check voka and romania and other places hitler saying i must go protect my people. >> yesterday, puti

there have been pro-russian demonstrations in cities in eastern ukraine today, pro-russian demonstrators took over the city hall in a place in the heart of eastern ukraine. and that's the big question, does it stop at crimea's borders or does it go further? if it does go across to eastern ukraine, my goodness, that's a completely different issue and raises the stakes even more, as if they weren't high enough already. >> many thanks, nbc's bill neely, we appreciate it. of course, whenever some scary global event happens, people sell stocks. that's exactly what happened today. bob pisani has that story from the new york stock exchange. good evening, robert. >> it was ugly. but at one point, the dow down 250 points but he only ended down 153 points. the russian stock market down 12%. but other emerging market countries like poland were weak as well. there was the usual flight to safety trades. dollar was up, treasuries were up. gold and gold stocks were up. gold at a four-month high. wheat and corn were up. the ukraine's a big exporter of grain. and traders were playing agricultural commodi

crowds are rallying in ukraine's eastern city of donetsk as pro russian protesters take to the streets in defiance of the new leadership in kiev. that even venice votes to break away from italy in an official referendum with local saying they're fed up with forking out billions in taxes for the capital. from a new center here in moscow this is a national with the twenty four hours a day in spain the so-called march of dignity has seen thousands of anti austerity protesters from different regions walking hundreds of kilometers to the capital madrid many say the physical exhaustion is nothing compared to the strain placed on them by continued mass unemployment and ongoing spending cuts of course. in madrid . new it two weeks thousands of people from across the whole country have been walking by forts covering hundreds of kilometers in the rain under the sun but they've now reached the destination the spanish capital men and women question years and students those whose jobs and those without bono gathered for a mass protest rally to make their message heard in earlier we caught up with o