and facebook at exactly the same eugene for d.c. well eugene you're one of those brilliant people i've met i think that you do an incredible job and i can get more on board with what the campaign i hope people really get on board and help you out d.c. city council candidate appreciate it thank you so much. that's our show you guys. going to break the set all over again. wealthy british style. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. i would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.t. question for. it's no accident that ali built his cafe on the very edge of the desert. he knows that any adventure into the sahara will always take this road. and. he sells water coffee and coke but trading has been slow today. but on top of that he's heard worrying news on the radio unlikely though it sound

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the shots reflected downward through eugene's body. eugene is 6'4".s indicates he is not standing when shot. he is obviously down probably in his bed. at 6'4" he would have to be 8 efoot tall to have the same kind of trajectory. >> the weapon was moved by the officers before the coroner got there. again, you are not supposed to tamper with the evidence. what incentive is there for an officer to move it? >> maybe he thinks the guy could still be a threat and needs to kick the gun away from his hand? >> not with six fatal bullet holes through a body was this fellow going to move. >> it says they recovered the following, fluorescent lights, glow lights, a balart on the other side of the grow room. they recovered a black gas mask, they recovered some scales, pill bottles that contained marijuana. a pill bottle that contained marijuana seeds and empty plastic bags and a digital scale. >> let's justify killing an 80-year-old man in his house for a little bit of marijuana. that's what their argument is, i guess. >> the larger picture, what would you say this

let's bring in eugene. he joins us from washington. eugene, good to have you here on bloomberg. do you feel like, in terms of the ukraine, we're making any kind of progress? >> well, today's news is certainly progress considering where we've been for the last few days. but clearly this is a very fluid situation. and it's not clear at all that all parties really have accepted the ceasefire and the deal. most importantly, it's not clear at all that the street, people who have been doing the fighting, have accepted all the aspects of the deal. >> what's necessary to really make a deal stick? as you mentioned last night, or about 24 hours ago, we talked about some kind of peace truce. that didn't hold. we have this peace pact. what's necessary for both sides to really stick to any kind of agreement? >> well, on the part of the government, clearly it is necessary for them to stick to the deal. on the street, it's very important for people who have been on the cutting edge of the battle to accept the deal, accept the fact that the president will remain in charge for some period of tim

everybody who worked for eugene mccarthy. there was a two-hour oral history interview with seymour hersh about what to place during that time. hersh is working for eugene mccarthy and he is needing money to do some mailing for a campaign. it's hersh, this big-money fat cat mccarthy and paul newman the act or who was actually a supporter of eugene mccarthy and was on the campaign trail with him. hirsch asked for money and the fat-cats had no i'm not giving you any more money. they start to yell and they get closer and closer. they are about to have a big fistfight and paul newman has to jump up and tackled him to the ground. there is paul newman separating hersh from this fat cat guy. i tell him about this archive and i said i gave an interview like that? my god i have a big mouth. i was beginning to find very often i knew stuff that sy didn't know or even remember from his time in many years of journalism. so it lands the biggest he had was over access to his family. sy had two older sisters and a twin brother. as everyone sa

. >> my name ask eugene huff.ravel across america restoring monuments and preserving american history. >> eugene huff served nine years in the pennsylvania national guard. now he spends his time restoring monuments that honor the war dead and in the process, heal those who fought. >> people need to understand that monuments are living history memorials and they have an opportunity to learn about their communities and themselves. and thus, we need to be stewards for these sites. i've been doing monument preservation for the last 15 years. in a typical year, i do approximately 15 to 20 monuments, depending on the size and the nature of the monument. across the united states, there are several thousand monuments that are in need of care and restoration. if we lose our monuments, we lose a piece of ourselves. >> together with friend and fellow vet marty cos costello, e created a foundation called saving hallowed ground. they bring communities together to save historical markers. >> eugene thoughts about this. he goes,

eugene, thank you so much.column online and in "the washington post." >> great glasses. >> thank you. >> they are. >> sorry, mom, but you were outnumbered. >>> up next, the latest election in the "morning joe" book club. author kevin roose walls wall street the most luck rahhive and soul crushing fraternity in the world. you're watching "morning joe." we will be right back. honestly? this deal was way too good to believe. instead of paying too much for an ipad, i got the surface 2. first of all, it comes with office and outlook. then, with free skype calls to phones in over 60 countries, i can talk to my cousins any time. and then, i got 200 gigs of cloud storage -- free -- so i can get my photos and stuff almost anywhere. others charge for that. surface is such a great deal. i feel like i should tell somebody. hey! ♪ honestly ♪ i want to see you be brave ♪ ♪ i want to see you be brave a steel cage: death match of midsize sedans. the volkswagen passat against all comers. turbocharged engines against...engines.

i'm very glad the president eugene kane will attend the opening ceremony of the sochi olympic games. president clinton was also present in the opening ceremony of the beijing olympic games. i think reflects the partnership meat or trust and respect between china and russia. all week finally in the ancient city of milan show two hundred kilometers east of beijing local residents the beans celebrating the lunar new year with a unique dance performance report any home has more on that the time. it was. lot one the album. is that the ball. the blue dog it is. all in. o o one. no water. like that. with all of it this was at that. but it is. vibrant finished there to this upgrade of the ctv news service now for a brief over the weather and a fine fellow at the top of the next thousand years from my reverie. my mom . we are. i do. ch. each the beach the beach. isn't it i mean and. i was. and why. and. i know what. i was. it is. he he he. a a ay. i can. i think the night. the end the night i think. and. it is. tt. i know. new one will whittle. i am. the good news week so they share in this w

and paul newman, the actor who was actually a supporter of the eugene macarthur. and he had the money. the fat cats as, i'm not giving you any more money. they start to yell and are about to start having a big fist fight paul newman has to jump up and tackle one of them. a wonderful stuff. and so i go and tell them about this. he says, i said that? high given it to be like that? might gonna have a big no. when i was beginning to find was very often i knew some of that did not know or remember. so it went. the biggest chance we had was over access to his family. tulu sisters : twins, and he has a twin brother. as everyone says : if you really want to know a lot hirsch efta to his brother knew it never really given interviews. so my wife and i were scheduled to fly out to california. i was going to give a couple of interviews on the hersh product to the project. and then you begin to intervene. his biggest crawl was you did -- who gives a damn about when i was like when i wore short pants in chicago? and beyond that he said, it's nothing about worked. and why should

thank you, eugene robinson. thank you, jonathan capehart. >>> coming up, more on the man at the center of this scandal, david wildstein. he is the guy christie has been criticizing, or somebody in his office. he is also christie's worst nightmare. that's why he is going after him. >>> it's been done again. rand paul tries to smear hillary clinton by going after bill clinton. he called him a predator again. this guy just trying to curry favor with those on the right or does he think this stuff will actually work in a primary situation? we'll see. >>> and look. who sees no obvious reason why he shouldn't run for president, joe biden. well one obvious reason is hillary clinton. is he ready to run against hillary clinton? that's my issue. i know it seems strange. i think he is basically wanting us to believe he is willing to go up against her for a lot of reasons. >>> finally, let me finish tonight with how the pattern in the christie matter is so clear now, crystal clear. this is "hardball," the place for politics.

or portland, eugene, and they are not -- none of these are agencies that have directly been involved in protecting military shipments from fort lewis. it is clear there is a much larger agenda here and we have seen that in some other ways. there are extensive notes we have received of towery's spying on a college in olympia about tactics for the protest at the dnc in denver in 2008, and the republican national convention in st. paul in 2008, and who was going to do what, the red, yellow, and green zones, and specifically, what was going to happen on the monday of the convention. it was the rnc welcoming committee which then got raided and become the rnc8, timing or planning acts of terrorism, which were in reality acts of nonviolent civil disobedience. beyond fort way lewis and pmr and there is -- there seems to be a much larger agenda that we've seen in other activism nonviolent equals terrorism equals anarchism equals justification for whatever spying and law-enforcement action we want to take. lawsuito read from your . you write -- that is a very extensive list, larry hildes. >> i

it was but don't respond and d eugene john in so she said south korea bought some scallions response to back that old song and the reunion but is also warning the foundational to get their head up too high according to local news here at the south korean government replied back to counting and say no let's call the cops based wednesday at the two sides have already agreed that the meeting will take place at the time you got which is to keep your teeth side of the border at the commandant of the email lack of family reunions are a very very emotional event here at the last one to place more than three years ago and some of these family members haven't seen each other in more than sixty years since after the korean war and its a pity that only a hundred people from each side get to go up that's had many experts here are telling these families not to keep their hopes up too much just yet the u s and r a p joined an elite rules are scheduled to start at the end of that period. we know that county and is not happy about these military exercises sell out experts say it's very likely that t

we were off one year retold president eugene beats meeting with u s president brock a bomb not a loss to sum up what he said that the decision to do to a new form of great power nations provides direction for the moment and development of sino us ties. he said the two sides will cooperate with each of the two implemented consensus between the two leaders on a house or the foes of going on to cut inside with the thirty fifth anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties. kerry arrived in beijing on friday morning. china is the second night of his six day asian tour. on john kerry's visit to china. let's cross live to our political nian page eight i go home now. we know that you've been following this is a very nicely tell us more about john kerry's agenda in china. john kerry is expected to hold a press conference at about five thirty pm but engine trains ran into one and john kerry is lower than expected. after a meeting with long john kerry will hold talks with the military and state county and see if there might be a press conference will be late while john kerry was bitching

eugene, oregon.e junior "b" league hockey playoffs are in full swing. >> there's the pros, there's the minors, and there's junior hockey. they love the game. they've been playing it their whole lives but they're not necessarily going to make it big. it's kind of the last frontier of organized hockey for kids. >> we're under way. >> tonight's matchup is between the hometown eugene generals in white and the visiting seattle totems in green. john strong announces the game. >> there had been some nasty games between the teams. there had been some fights. >> this is game four of a best of five series, and the generals are looking to eliminate the totems tonight. >> you always had an extra element in these elimination games where you had one team that was very desperate, like a caged animal, and it was going to be an absolute battle. >> you know what tonight could mean if they lose, their season's done. >> the two teams face off and the seattle totems strike first, taking an early lead. >> in for a goal! o

eugene, there's a lot to react to there. and the new revelations from jurors, and in the last 24 hours, what parents have been saying. just your thoughts, gene? >> well, you know, this is another one of those heart breaking situations. and if you stand back from that case, you can say that the parents of jordan davis at least got a measure of justice in this trial. i don't understand what the jurors are saying exactly. i mean, two jurors, their accounts don't really jibe with each other except that there's a lot of yelling. and i frankly don't understand that there was no thought even of race in that jury room, given the obvious context. and one wonders kind of what world these people were living in. i'm just tired of this. i'm tired of funerals and trial, lawrence. you know, i want this not to happen. and i want us to at some point focus on that and not focus on the grinding wheels of justice, which sometimes work and sometimes don't, but they don't even come into play until it's too late. until assumptions have been made l

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my late partner, eugene kleiner, fled hitler. we became the deepest of friends during our long association. and he taught me never to imagine the unimaginable cannot become real. he was never comfortable with the extreme of political current in america and never took our freedom from demonization for granted. i believe he would've understood my letter and would have agreed with the warning, and i apologize for using kristallnacht as i said before. i had a pleasant discussion with abe before i got here. i hope that at least that part. >> more than 90 jews were killed in kristallnacht and 30,000 were put into concentration camps. what were you going for in that analogy? >> the jews were only one percent of the german population. most germans had never met a jew. and yet, hitler was able to demonize the jews and kristallnacht was one of the earlier manifestations. there have been others. of course, we know about the evil of the holocaust. i guess my point was that would you start to use hatred against a minority, it can get out of c

you write, eugene, quote.ntry that produce or ship illegal drugs they say the same thing, we wouldn't have a drug industry if there were no demand. you put this stuff in your veins and nos and they are right and since we don't have to eliminate this demand we need to try new approaches. for marijuana follow colorado and washington. addiction to harder drugs should be a problem. there would be times managing addiction means describing two addicts and other drugs and medically monitoring them. there would be other times when it means treatment to get clean. philip seymour hoffman had tried and failed. tried and failed. but who knows. next time, he might have made it. eugene, when we talk about the problem and the war on drugs in this country that has been going on over four decades now, how do we look at this' and re-examine this guy got clean in his 20s and relapsed later in life. when we look at what police say they found in his apartment, it's amazing to think he was storing up that much drugs or had that muc

you mentioned your friends, eugene kliner. >> right. >> he fled austria, fled hitler. do you think he would have agreed with you? >> oh, yes. i think he would have. because i was not talking about the nazis, i was talking about the persecution of a minority by the majority. and kliner always distrusted those sorts of trends in american politics. not in connection with semitism or ant semitism, but just in general. so i think he thoroughly would have understood my message and approved of it. >> you have conservatives out there like mark calling you the leading a-hole in the state. >> yes, he wasn't very nice and considering he doesn't know me and i don't know him. i don't think he is entitled to his opinion. if he knew me, perhaps. paul crugman called me crazy. in today's "new york times." >> paul crugman also pointed out that rising income inequality can have very negative commeck financial consequences in the sense that if there is -- if it leaves us more economically vulnerable and -- then the people who are rich can't pay for stuff then everyone suffers. well, just

associate editor of "the washington post" and political analyst for msnbc, eugene robinson., look what thomas has. i'm going to show it to you. do you have a monitor? >> yeah, i have a monitor. >> look. >> jerry in graphics made this for us. it's coming to a toy store near you at christmas. >> keep it away from my kids. >> i have know idea. >> i'm going to give this to jack! >> look at the blond hair. >> what is up with the hair? >> my sister texted me right away. you know we used sun as kids in the summer, so you know you had blond hair. >> it's a voodoo doll. >> you're not going to give that to jack. >> i think jack will love it. >> you want to give him a dick butkus or ray nitschke doll, that's fine, but a guy missing two or three teeth and gnarly. you look gray. >> i don't know. i'll have to go back and research this. >>> any way mika, it is wonderful. we have a lot going on. why don't we start with the news. first of all, a shock. i was watching thomas' show. a shock in ice skating. "the new york times" said there is a reason why ice skating is popular only once every f

. >> my name is eugene huff and i travel across america restoring monuments and restoring history. >>r: he served nine years in the pennsylvania national guard, now he spends his time restoring the monuments that honor the war dead and in the process heal those who fought. >> people need to understand that monuments are living history memorials and they have an opportunity to learn about their communities and themselves and thus we need to be stewards for these sites. i've been doing monument preservation for the last 15 years. in a typical year i do approximately 15-20 monuments depending on the size and nature of the monument, across the united states there are several,000 monuments in need of care and roestoration and if we lose them we loose a piece of ourselves. >> reporter: he created a nonprofit called saving hollow ground and he relies on donations and brings veterans and communities together to restore markments. >> eugene said this would be a great thing for wounded warriors and disabled veterans and veterans to work on to reestablish themselves with a sense of being. >> wit

. >>> today the judge will hold a recall hearing for eugene delgadio. opponents filed a petition citing a rarely used law reflecting neglect of duty or incompetence. he called that an effort to disenfranchise voter who is elected him four times. he was censured last year for misusing connecticut funds but he was not indicted for the actions. >>> new concerns for pregnant women this morning. the impact the cold and flu season could have on their unborn child. >>> and while the pilot of the plane behind these controls is being call adhere row this morning. >>> watch out for patchy ice north and west of the area. we could >>> welcome back. a mother surrounded by smoke found that when mothers had more colds and viral infection during pregnancy, your children are at higher risk of asthma. also, if the same child had early exposure to allergens or pet dander, they were more likely to develop allergies by the age of 5. >>> also in news for your health, you consume or swallow a bite-sized camera to look for colon cancer. this is for patients who have travel wit

when this integrationist went into the town, the town was in eugene while this is just going to be a minor revision to admission standards. the southern towns and cities that martin luther king transformed me that moore was being shaken up and under the complexion of these ways. >> gary peller, what do you teach your georgetown? >> guest: i teach contracts with constitutional law, criminal law, jurisprudence, economics, radical legal thought and several other. >> host: you touched on this, but lyrical race consciousness, how does this play out in law? >> guest: the book called "critical race consciousness" is one of the articulation of a broader. approach to questions of racial justice but charted the legal academy called critical race theory. typical raise the he started as a movement questioning the limitations of the missing protection that driven much from the perspective i'm describing question the false claims of neutrality come universality and fairness. so i am part of a much larger group and scholars in the critical race theory tradition for making these kinds of critiques o

. >> eugene adams advised detectives at that point, yeah, someone had called his number, came and purchasedtgun from him. >> adams told investigators that a man who identified himself as greg myers bought a 12-gauge winchester shotgun. adams identified myers' picture from a photo lineup. adams also had the serial number of the gun he sold to myers. it matched the serial number of the shotgun found in the stillwater river. but prosecutors needed to find a way to definitively tie greg myers to the evidence found in the garbage bag. and to do that, scientists looked once more at the pair of latex gloves. most fingerprints are perspiration and perspiration is 99% water. >> i didn't hold much hope we were going to get any fingerprints, because this bag had already been in water for days, submerged in water. the chance was minimal. >> but just to be sure, they used ultraviolet light both inside and out. >> the light will basically reflect off the surface and basically the light is absorbed by the fingerprint itself. >> amazingly, inside houston found what scientists might call an anomaly, but lay

. >> joining me dana milbank and eugene robinson., there is something here that has become a code for something that has nothing to do with what it is talking about. benghazi doesn't mean benghazi. >> no. >> it means something -- because the bipartisan intelligence committee, both parties said everything susan rice said was accurate. it was caused by that crazy move in california which caused the craziness in cairo which was copyrighted in benghazi. that's what we knew then and now. nothing has changed. the president was telling the truth and so was susan rice. why do they keep saying this stuff? >> benghazi means i hate president obama, i hate hillary clinton, and i hate susan rice. >> just like you. >> that's what it says. >> just like you. so i'm okay on that one? >> yeah. >> that's what it means. why lindsey graham, who has a brain? >> we can set jim inhofe aside. >> i really like the guy. i'm watching him, i'm thinking p.o.w. he has to read the statement. >> so inhofe says whenever it snows that's proof that there is no global w

editor of "the washington post," eugene robinson.huck todd. we are remembering a legend really. you were so upset when you heard the news he had passed. >> he is a legend actually. we had somebody on here who is known for high art in the movies and he had decided that he was going to do a really dumb movie and follow up to a really dumb movie. we said are you embarrassed? off air. a lot of people say that you're -- and his response was, you know what? when i go see kids that come back from a rock. >> walter reed from iraq and afghanistan, nobody is asking me about my important work. jeff daniels. i talked to him about "dumb and dumber." and they laugh. i see all of the things that i've done, i can put a smile on people's face. thomas, harold ramis, you look. "animal house." we have stam stein on. i don't know if he was alive when "animal house" came out in '78. >> you know double secret. most of my friends and others were on that in college. >> just extraordinary. i understand you're a massive "caddyshack" takfan? >> also "stripes" a

caller: it is actually eugene, missouri. right in the center, halfway between st.ouis and kansas city. host: how far from jefferson city? caller: 20 miles. host: how do you view washington? caller: i would like fairness, i see, one of the things on my mind is the congressional hearings on the irs targeting conservative groups. i would like to see a special prosecutor appointed to get to the bottom of that. it seems like there is a majorety with campaign contributor heading the investigation. host: when you say fairness, do you feel washington is being unfair? caller: it seems like it is a one-sided from the congressional hearings that i watched. they were notlike getting a fair shake. regardless of if there is impropriety, i think if you appointed someone that had nothing to gain or lose, it would be a more fair shake down. host: all right, sedalia, missouri. cynthia in indiana. independent line. caller: hello, thank you for taking my call. fromee with the caller missouri. i believe on both sides there is an agenda. i think addressing the moral issues of this count

allen runs the lab at the eugene resource center. >> you have to look at the different fragments of it it so that you can really identify which compound it was. the verdict? tobacco and they say the evidence suggests that native americans in northern california, smoked it more than a thousand years ago and perhaps cultivated it for centuries, fat earlier than first imagined. although it's likely they consumed it much less frequently and for a different purpose from smoking as we know it today. it was more of a ceremonial and ritual, and it occurred in a ceremonial and ritual context that has roots deep, deep in time. >> carolyn johnson, abc 7 news. >>> those researchers say that early tobacco had much less nicotine content than today's cigarettes and researchers hope that data can be used in future studies to learn whether the early ritual smoking could have produced health effects. joining me in the studio to shed light on the current realis of smoking risk for the entire bay area. there's serena chin and she's the regional director for the american lung association. >> thanks for bei

weeks of record-setting rain left parts of the eugene underwater.and worse, there is rain stil to come. phil ittner for us, phil, do you have an idea when the evacuees will be allowed to return? >> reporter: well, we've seen people coming back to this street, but mostly they're coming back to make sure that their homes are secure an to get out any valuables. the evacuees that are in centers around the capitol are getting food and shelter, but certainly these houses are severely damaged and uninhabitable. many of them are without power. there are about 100,000 houses around the u.k. that are without power. so it will take time before any kind of sense of normalcy returns. >> what kind of bill does this leave the british government with? there is a car behind you that is up to its bumper in water. what does that mean? how much is it going to cost to make these repairs? >> well, morgan, you can see the damage behind me. just the infrastructure damage here of these homes is going to be quite significant. but then you also take into account how this is e

historian eugene white explains.' problems began to feed the fires of the depression through a multiple credit contraction. once a bank ceased to make a lot of loans, when it began increasing its reserves, not making new loans to new customers, an increasing number of businesses began to fail. businesses couldn't pay back their loans. many banks found their loans weaker, and they contracted even further. so it was a slow unwinding of the financial system. what was the federal reserve doing? the fed was supposed to engage in a countercyclical policy to counteract trends in the economy. but instead, it, at the beginning, began to play a very neutral role. it just let the banking system slide very slowly into chaos. once again, panic took hold. in 1930, 1,000 banks failed. in 1931, more than 2,000. in 1932, the american people looked to new leadership to lift the country out of its economic crisis. i propose to show that this leadership misunderstood the forces that were involved in the economic life of the country. it

. >>> a judge will decide today if eugene delgaudio is fit for office. using his staff to support his nonprofit grop public advocate of the united states. a public jury declined to indict him but his fellow supervisors censured him. the judge will go over a petition by citizens who also want him out of office. >>> a search is under way for a missing police captain, kevin quick. he left his mother's home in affton friday night and was headed to a friends house but never made it. they believe who men may have some information about his disappearance. the 45-year-old's toyota forerunner was found in mineral, virginia on monday. if you know anything in this case, call virginia state police. hit pound 77 on your cell phone. there is also an $8,000 reward being offered for information. >>> so for the first time since e-mails linked his office to the lane closures that led up to the george washington bridge, new jersey governor chris christie took questions from residents. >> the embathed governor appeared -- embattled governor appeared live on the ask the gove

thank you, eugene robinson. thank you, jonathan capehart. >>> coming up, more on the man at the center of this scandal, david wildstein. he is the guy christie has been criticizing, or somebody in his office. he is also christie's worst nightmare. that's why he is going after him. it's been done again. rand paul tries to smear hillary clinton by going after bill clinton. he called him a predator again. this guy just trying to curry favor with those on the right or does he think this stuff will actually work in a primary situation? we'll see. >>> and look. who sees no obvious reason why he shouldn't run for president, joe biden. well one obvious reason is hillary clinton. is he ready to run against hillary clinton? that's my issue. i know it seems strange. i think he is basically wanting us to believe he is willing to go up against her for a lot of reasons. >>> finally, let me finish tonight with how the pattern in the christie matter is so clear now, crystal clear. this is "hardball," the place for politics. ♪ n

it appears the case against eugene delgaudio could be heard by a judge from another jurisdiction. the supervisor known for his rhetoric was defiant as ever in the loudoun county judge recused himself and asked the state supre to find someone else to hear the case. a group of citizens from sterling, virginia, has asked the court to remove delgaudio from office for failing to represent his district. but he says the whole case is political because the group doesn't like his other job as president of the conservative group public advocate of the united states. >> i am the most direct. i am the most loud and forthright elected official in loudoun county. what a shock. what a shock that someone would not know that i am an elected official working my job as an elected official. >> and this doesn't happen in a vacuum. we had a grand jury go out of its way to describe his misconduct. we had censure by the board of supervisors all of whom were republicans who said that not only would they censure him, they took away his committee assignments, his budget. none of them wanted to take on his r

deal with here during the day eugene is going to put out this gen with you i just don't get it we've dealt with a lot of wounded people mostly gunshot wounds many of them died snipers were operating shoot to kill policy. when the sun set on here after another day of bitter violence more dead and injured looted the streets and exclusively in tatters radicals continue to demand a revolution and fight to the end which is for now nowhere in sight. from. the ukrainian parliament has passed a resolution that would see on to terrorist operations put on hold and the government forces withdraw from kiev more than a dozen policemen have been captured by riot says and you can see them being escorted to one of the protesters headquarters so far sixteen officers have been killed and more than one hundred injured spoke to a former member of london's metropolitan police force armed response unit and he gave us his take on the actions of both rioters and the authorities in. what we're seeing is a situation that's moved from from protests from conflict into really have was turned to a lot of commenta

i aim to meet eugene who is famous for the huge number of worshippers attract new year on more than any of the shrine the two two million people visit the shrine. more tourists from abroad. reducing the crime was constructed in nineteen twenty. these dense forest respond to treatment by treaty to surround the new rebuilt run. it was a huge project. to create an enduring natural forests over one hundred thousand trees were donated by people or one of the tube. i knew the grounds of the shrine nature shows us a fresh ut with each passing see i scream. accompanied by a chorus of the snow i am i rainy season is time to enjoy the shrines. the one thousand five hundred tonnes from one hundred and fifty for a test. it's stoush a we've become. no it does seem to come up with its previous offer will come straight from school two tokens. my new explain them a huge indoor gardening is one of the famous sites of some of them. almost always becomes a slightly grey is legal to leeds to come assist with costs and return to forks. just to cool slightly. this shrine grounds to be bolted to a treasure ho

but my district is that kind of a place right this is where eugene mccarthy it's a war congressman you know you know this is where he would hold sway so the people who elected me are the kind of people who are are tough on their politicians but who are but are tough for the right reasons they're going to say what are you doing are you helping us get some jobs are you helping us have a favor a better cleaner society and by the way your religion that's your business and by the way you know your race you know that you're you know everybody's a race you know and so you know my district you know doesn't get sensitive when i start talking about racial justice because i do and they expect me to write a lot of america to live up to that you know liberty and justice for all things right that pledge we take every morning they kind of believe it you know so you know that's the kind of district that i represent and you know the kind of you know the district i represented to you when i got in trouble with the me. when i was running i was appalled by the iraq war many people in my district were as w