signing the papers annexing crimea, tainment, ukraine signing an association agreement with the europe un. that's the trade deal that started this crisis months ago. crimea has only been russian for a few hours, but already, they're making moves. jennifer glasse has more from sevastopol >> reporter: with little fanfare, they raised a flag over the ship that was until yesterday ukrainian these are the ukrainian colors. she's sitting alongside of russian ships and a new berth in sevastopol. she used to sit next to the ukrainian command ship that still flies the ukrainian flag and is blocked in bring russian ships. the ucukian naval academy has also changed hands. there was fanfare here. an awkward flag raising ceremony where russian officers took it over. citing the last years of ukrainian control as part of the unbreakable glory here. he was one of the dozens of ukrainian officers thrown out of command wednesday. he says there's no military honor in russia's actions >> reporter: we have clearly seen in the past two weeks, you can't belief russia. putin says his troops are not here, i'm a m

both sides were committed to resolving the crisis the resulting competition be connected to the europe of un sanctions the problem is. one thing is taking us to an international community. if a century. it's just not acceptable that money be politics part of another sovereign country of tonight's has been imbibing that these conditions obama's visit to belgium got off to a symbolic start. he joined belgium's king believed the flanders cemetery to honor american soldiers killed in world war one. the president inspected the grave of an american and spoke about the lessons of history. the situation on europe's doorstep puzzle and all the more relevant and urgency to obama says that corresponding also has been following the president's the keynote speech in brussels was wrapped up a short while ago she joins us now. nina's and soaring rhetoric from president obama what was his message the message was that europeans and americans have four times to become the pre made since they are today because of that history they have a common gt to defend human rights democracy and freedom and that was occur

airport of this since it was dumbo the organization for security and cooperation in europe has also attracted the un of protest is the first goal with a cool brown demonstrate that delegations presence in crimea. the incessant bodies in the region that beach defuse the ministry situation of the better dun hope that we need to sell its mobile ca is on a three week uprising which killed and one i did as the one of his son has ied has been extradited to libya where he's being held in a trip to the prison were hoping that he had fled to neighboring the staff following his father's death in the country had previously refused to hand to eye as the saying that he was second to face the death penalty i've worked with me right now he stands accused of shooting protest is as well as a string of other offences under his father's leadership a keen footballer he was best known for his brief career atop a tiny income for a gem of a physician believed to be employed three the family's financial influence is in the country will be needed if that short of winning it. venezuelan presidents nicholas but the root cause

. >> i'm in london with the latest from europe including a un mandating report reveals that 250,000 syriansre struggling to survive as the conflict there rages on. ♪ >> well, it's a day of tough talking and difficult negotiations over a crisis that has seen ukraine losing control of crimea. russian diplomats have been in discussion with nato, while in paris the foreign ministers of the united states and russia have been meeting too, and it's there where we begin. barnaby phillips has this report. >> reporter: in paris, europe and the united states try to court rate their position in the face of what they consider russian aggression. >> translator: there will be sanctions tomorrow targeting visas, and the assets of a certain about of oligarks. >> translator: i would like do you explain to me what you mean by pro-russian forces. if you are referring to the self-defense forces, we don't have any power over them, they don't cake our orders. however, the russian military are in their deployment places and some special alert and control measures have been taken over the whole black sea fleet. tha

its opponents the idea that they states and europe thus the ball was used in a new un report about the likely impact of global warming and its extreme what the twelve twilight expats meeting in japan say that health economic prospects and the juvenile justice is the billions of people are at stake the key findings the report one of the most important findings is that when not in an era where climate change is some kind of future hypothetical we live in a world where the impacts of climate change is the party occurred are widespread and consequential we see impacts from the leaders the polls from the coast of the mountains there's no question that we live in a world that already altered by climate change the carrier assessment rates of productivity that humans are responsible for global warming. gold coast everything from drought to rising sea levels. the un intergovernmental panel on climate change says the time for action is now. it's hoping the world's politicians and listening mdm. the three sports tragedy overshadows the opening weekend of the new swedish football season the first

speaking population and its president has been one of the most vocal in europe calling for tougher sanctions during his visit by un condemned russian actions in ukraine. again this is where the epithet. oh right where we stand resolutely with our balding guy like that before you crazy people and against russian aggression. as long as russia continues on his dark past. they will face the increasing political and economic isolation. there are those who say that. this action shows the old rules still apply. russia cannot escape. the fact of the world is changing. and rejected outright. their behavior. us vice president joe biden they're speaking in lithuania name of romania's leaders have also made it clear they don't support moscow's annexation of crimea and the government there has was concerns about what it sees as russian aggression in eastern europe. our political correspondent simon young spoke to win india's foreign minister tie the score ninety and we have an interview for you now. no concern to these remain year about the crisis in ukraine. during the summer for the two koreas and it's the extremely concerne

have been continually agitating all across the states and europe and certainly other forces in turkey to feel the same. here are calling for un probe into turkey's alleged plans for a so called false flag attack on perkins has only tried to rob the needle again scary looking for causes for a possible invasion. our keys were in a fortnight pixel turkey as one of syria's fiercest critics has led calls for an international intervention not only that it's consistently providing the reasons for it the cleanest syrian forces fired across the border of refugees and floats the idea of calling i need help for reinforcements and protect he admits one of its f for military jets was shot down by damascus after flying over series airspace and current teams didn't happen for reserving the right to respond to and after calling an emergency needham eating turkey for mines the lines of its responsibility to protect member states turkey site the growing threat from syria requesting that need help to safeguard the country to expand its deployment of patriot missile batteries along the border with syria and what could lead to legal action. artic

still have many supporters seen as an un french independent of ukraine's sovereignty and an advocate of times to ties with europe. the standoff between moscow and the west over crimea is threatening to tear you can impart. anti russian protesters in kiev fear that the kremlin could gain too much influence over the country. that means they're staying on in independence square the mind on. we have this report the demonstrators want to see a russian bank in the ukrainian capital kiev shot down. nice to get financing russian president monday new routine. your message to their own government to the east. no pointing to the politicians in the army are driving us out to eat we ask them to stop and we will continue to plod businesses until they do so with a total of about demonstrations like these are a daily occurrence of mind on many people are angry about moscow's annexation of crimea and thier russian forces might also invaded eastern ukraine. svetlana must say but as a car mechanic and a member of the paramilitary self defence group. she was here when deadly clashes broke out between security forces and protesters

continually agitating all across the united states and in europe and certainly other forces in turkey that feel the same way. se is not using a un probe into taking sen as planned provocation and cut has always been supportive of the intervention and syria to help the rebels then topple the government of the shah said. i would not be the first time it's tried to justify possible manage the action. he's going to put my imports. turkey has one of syria's fiercest critics has led calls for an international intervention not only facts. it's consistently providing the reasons for it. he claims syrian forces fired across the border of refugees and floats the idea of calling i need help for reinforcements and protect. turkey from its one of its staff for military jets was shot down by damascus after flying over series airspace and current teams didn't happen for reserving the right to respond and after calling an emergency nato meeting in turkey were mine the alliance of its responsibility to protect member states. turkey site the growing threat from syria requesting that need help to safeguard the country to expand its deployment of p

un security council condemned the move. making,rs to the loan, thefront of the world, aggression they had taken. >> a meeting with g7 leaders in europe, he will deal with this. chris is happens as secretary of state john kerry hopes to defuse the crisis. scott thuman sat down with mr. kerry for a one-on-one interview today. what did the secretary tell you about the situation echo >> this was initially sponsored by about the budget request, but no subject on the need for expenses and more time over what is happening in ukraine. we sat in the treaty room, one between russia and crimea, and had the whole world watching. >> a lot of them are concerned about what may come. it is not that the oeste draft of sanctions were calculated to -- be-all and end-all. putin scoffs at u.s. sanctions. >> criticisms like john mccain who thought that this would only encourage moderate. because she all the moves -- encouraged moderation because he called the moves statement. >> not every thing master by a high-pitched trilling message. quietly from president to president and it has a lot of meaning. >> if the message were truly received, russia is not li

previously spent on saturday ukraine's as ambassador to the un new ish idf has access to the crisis in ukraine is a problem for the whole of europe. i knew a study of horses that he does not know most ngos and again. you order more scope to include kudos to what is the final goal for them to just twenty in the cold ukraine who told you so love that soon is a challenge to wolfe's. yet also commented on the recent rainy conversation between eu foreign affairs chief catherine ashton and estonian minister of foreign affairs one must pack and during the composition packed tells ashton that depends of ukraine's fall of president of the canucks headaches him a happy responsible for the sniper fire during the recent mass protests in kiev. i said yes but said it was the current ukrainian government's job to investigate all the crimes committed during the run up to yanukovich is the poncho and so the adults the second he heads the european union approves additional economic assistance to ukraine the fist on the situation in ukraine when i joined tonight by up to spunk and sass stephanie for use in soup or a poke in the crimean stephanie he

on saturday, but un's secretary-general on key moon and the foreign minister held talks -- than key moon and the foreign minister held talks. they accused moscow of trying to split europe apart. 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 ke

saturday and has been over for the un voted some thirty six million dollars with the crude oil there's been no sign yet of immediate military action and alex move over to europe where the ukrainian crisis continues to unfold what can you tell us there. on tens of thousands of ukrainians have held rival pro unity and pro russian rallies the crimea at the center of this geopolitical struggle. crowds of pro russian crime your presence your image on a russian flag to the streets is sent to the pool on sunday ahead of an upcoming referendum on mark sixteen which was signed with the bickering ukrainian regions to reach going to russia. western countries have dismissed a referendum as illegal. us present brock obama has invited ukrainian prime minister r c yet singapore cos at the white house. the two leaders are expected to discuss the support package of more than one billion dollars in economic assistance. there etc look and national stories making headlines around the world. i'll see you back here tomorrow night. i think all. fan. the two prime time sports on tv instead. figure skater kenyan has been of the headlines as of late for a number of reasons the main on

that was successful in europe one in two thousand and eight school some of the isotope comics held town of sandy at a decision by washington and every time he has to come ons and a un peacekeeper i'd share i am getting itchy that means that people cry me a better night to find a peach the united states has long declared that the unilateral declaration of independence by kosovo in two thousand and eight with uni and did not say any precedents. now to be the initial intervention in kosovo by nato was done without a un security council resolution. united states is that it is always claimed that that was not a prostitute to rush it is amongst others the russian government and others heads along the disputed that. and so i say it's really in the eye of the beholder. but self determination is a doctrine that has been accepted by many. presumably it's here if you're going to follow the idea of self determination the crime and is widely seen as having the right to make their own judge. more novices and updates on ukraine as well as people's uninstall raised up on my ba in freezing water the ukrainian navy saying that tries to quit when he resigned from his hate speech don'

sanctions from europe next week if there is no sign in the next few days in moscow is willing to seek a diplomatic solution for ukraine. meanwhile the us and oxygen to the united nations called for un resolution to end the crisis in accordance with these principles the united states is proposing a resolution for council consideration the will endorse a peaceful solution to the ukraine crisis. based on international law and the council's mandate to act when necessary to ensure global security and peace the resolution but the clerics and is planned referendum on independence the crimea everything is legal in some ukrainian prime minister said crimea was is and it won't be an integral part of ukraine and they will never recognize any kind of referendums. but bush has vowed to veto the resolution us secretary of state john kerry though travel to london to meet his russian counterpart sergei last crop on friday to try to ease tension ahead of sunday's that would reach out cctv the russian president of the male person of note the misting office security council in some key at the start of thursday's meeting putin insisted that russia did not stop the crisis in you crying we cannot fail t

this was just gone to the un to de legitimize its would be an issue which would never end which would create new conflicts in europe we can continue. asean good. of course to your team to reach the argument that's been advanced by many in moscow when they hear statements like only just returned from focused on mire. is what about kosovo wasn't that a case where it was the west doing is there a double standard when it comes to this. will you can deal with whom i happened to them in the end of the hoops if you want but you don't see it and difficulty confirmed cases please note the alamo. if you want with the americans the interview in nineteen eighteen the union will protect thirty five thousand american citizens to him. you would call visited the national mall in interpretation of your populace. think before we forked mere convenience. this is over you. we discuss the differences. calling for dialogue. would you agree to go to the suit on prednisone issue. this is call me a question. it's a fallback if you want. the new route into her record was time. this would be still and the interest of full flights at the same

is the al tif alternative the un military going to challenge the russians what kind of response can we expect from the united states and europet see a lot of good options but i see a lot of dangerous options. >> what can the united states do without honestly sending forces in to ukraine? >> well, i can't think of anybody who would ahea advocate something like that. and quite clearly, things like canceling the g8 in sochi are not going to have much impact on things either. meanwhile, ukraine will continue to be in economic free fall. nothing passes the last test as a functioning government in kiev. so other than a negotiation that tries to balance differences of opinion within ukraine and interests of outside actors like the european union and russia, i don't see what alternative there is but get bag being to the negotiating table. >> do you get the impression that russia is serious about negotiating? i know you think that's what they are implying when they speak to the u.n. but when you look at the soldiers they have deployed, when you look at vladimir putin's efforts to get the authorization to sends more soldiers there, doe

un-american way of doing business. near monopolies and 09 go only. and our national media, for some reason, who leave the monster-sized businesses what they're called in europe and russia. y american does it? i wonder why we don't hear that word more in our national media. something to think about. time for your comments. al from westchester writes, lou, let's not forget the day after the benghazi attack when four americans were killed. obama went to a fund-raiser in las vegas. the day after he sent a destroyer to the black sea playing golf. do you see a pattern? i do. obama and putin are right. near negotiates, comprises, nor understands economics. both want people to depend on government. the weak scum. the strong demand freedom, and the rest complain or do nothing. well put. and jim tweets, lou, borders mean that d.a. to anyone d.c. screaming at russia to honor ukraine. a reminder of free copies of my book to each comment we read each and every night. e-mail me @loudobbs.com. links to everything found at loudobbs.com. that's it for us tonight. that's it for us tonight. we'll see you c'mon, you want heartburn? when your favorite food starts a fight, fight

un-american way of doing business. near monopolies and 09 go only. and our national media, for some reason, who leave the monster-sized businesses what they're called in europe and russia. it doesn't sound very american does it? i wonder why we don't hear that word more in our national media. something to think about. time for your comments. al from westchester writes, lou, let's not forget the day after the benghazi attack when four americans were killed. obama went to a fund-raiser in las vegas. the day after he sent a destroyer to the black sea playing golf. do you see a pattern? i do. obama and putin areight nearegottes, mpres, nor undetands ecomics bothant opleo dend on gornme. thweaksc. e stng dand eed, a e reompln odonoing. ll put. and mweetlo bders an tt d. toanyo c. reamg atussito honor ukraine. a reminder of free copies of my book to each comment weead and nig e-ma everything found at loudobbs.com. that's it for us tonight. we'll see you announcer: where can an investor be a name and not a number? scotade. ron: i'm never alone with scottrade. i can always call or stop by my local office. they're nearby and ready to help. so when i have questions, i

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continually agitating all across the united states and in europe and certainly there are forces in turkey that the all the same we're serious calling for un probing to take his alleged plans for a false flag attack on karada has consistently tried to rally nato against syria looking for causes for possible invasion. has been keeping track of does attempt. turkey as one of syria's fiercest critics has led calls for an international intervention not only that it's persistently providing the reasons for. turkey claims syrian forces fired across the border at refugees and floats the idea of calling on nato for reinforcement and protect. turkey admits one of its f. four military jets was shot down by damascus after flying over syria's airspace and kora deems it an act of war reserving the right to respond and after calling an emergency nato meeting turkey reminds the alliance of its responsibility to protect member states. turkey cites a growing threat from syria requesting that nato to safeguard the country expand its deployment of patriot missile batteries along the border with syria and what could lead to nato action article five of the all

well i see it from western europe here is a major new crisis in the international order which has been brought about because a un security council permanent member has basically gone back on the national agreements guaranteed and signed the budapest agreement and other things and as an ex a bit of territory in a way which the international community has condemned and doesn't accept. here what you say about the duma's latest actions today but the fact is we are in a major crisis where the european union and nato are separate of course will need to take and want to take further steps to express their disapproval of this move ok ishak in paris i think we all agree this is a crisis who started it who's responsible. well what i have to say that it's not really about creamy or ukraine it's about it world monetary system financial world monetary system which is in a state of absolute collapse and then you had on the russian side people exaggerate last year or dmitry ruggles jean who balls called for the day of a recession which means iraq turned to russia of investments in the tax havens and it's precisely those two pe

of europe and the international community and of course the united states but to reassess what does this mean and what are the implications. use all the example of that or the demonstration in the un security council last weekend where russia was allowed. even without china and insisting that its actions in ukraine had any international legitimacy. the rest of the world said they reject and would never accept the annexation. this was an act that was in violation of the law with sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine and it would have consequences and it already has. >> russia is a country that is supposed to be a participant in the security summit. do you have an idea who's going to be representing them in their? i know there's a speculation the secretary could be that counterparts while is there anything you want to use at the summit to service and a message? >> nuclear security is an area of the united states has and continues to have an interest in cooperating with russia and other countries where the security of nuclear materials remains of concern. so the nuclear security summit is an opportunity for i think it's about 53 countries to come together to advance a very

independence that was successful in europe is the two thousand and eight washington box decision by course about to break away from said and worse ideas diplomats and unpeacekeepers gerald i'm going to change believes this is also a choice the people of crimea must make themselves. the united states has long declared that the. unilateral declaration of independence by kosovo in two thousand and eight was unique and did not set any precedents now the initial intervention in kosovo by nato was done without a u.n. security council resolution the united states as i said is always claim that that was not a precedent the russians amongst others the russian government and others have a long disputed that and so i say it's really in the eye of the beholder but self-determination is a doctrine that has been accepted by many presumably if you're if you're going to follow the idea of self-determination the crimean might be seen as having a right to make their own judgment. stay with r.c. international as the bring you the latest developments around ukraine's ongoing crisis. three years after the fukushima nuclear disaster japan is still struggling to contain the

international law by that i mean the un charter or the universal declaration of human rights and other fundamental documents approved within a year where no a c. in the council of europe no country in the world or a group of countries. have a need for exclusive rights to create some unilateral behavior. if you're trying to force your own interpretation of a universal. human rights standards on other countries you can only need. it leads to an escalation of multicultural and multi-religious conflicts. what we're seeing today is increasing attempts by. supporters of true liberal approaches to push their agenda but this is destructive to the society and especially to the younger generation of children need to be listening to to be avoided from information that could have an impact on their psychological. condition could undermine their dignity. because a. little bit of that was that was or should russia has been consistent promoting cultural and story specifics of different countries so we believe that the resolution of the un human rights council has been critical. and it's further worship what the human rights council needs to respect all the categories of rights civil

europe with some u.k. m.p.'s becoming so alarmed that pushing for a revival of britain's nuclear program really expert opinion on that should. be should i even dug the un charter out for some austrian journalists one paragraph three of the un charter talks expressly about the right to self-determination of peoples the right to self-determination of states. so if the population of crimea can do all that and we compare that to events on the. then i ask again what moral justification is there for anyone to criticize the referendum in crimea i would suggest there is none whatsoever. on the new cultural phenomena like these policies i think people. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. in light of the ukrainian crisis some voices in the u.k. say the country now needs to keep its nuclear trident system to counter the russian threat one conservative m.p. said britain will need it for when quote putin threatens one of the baltic states which are members of nato political commentator believes this rhetoric is way out dated. more. bluster on the part of western ideologues and certain british establishment stooges who refused to accept that if

europe with no peace deal on the horizon. more at r.t. dot com and coming up next kaiser reports stay with us. welcome to the kaiser report max kaiser this week kim jong un one hundred percent of the parliamentary vote and his constituency state media reports that this is an expression of the people's absolute support and profound trust in supreme leader kim jong un. single mom and lee remain loyal to him holding him in the high esteem and the glorious u.s. financial markets media loyal to the markets holding them in high esteem report that one hundred percent of market participants are winning because the people remain single mindedly loyal to the dow jones abundant wealth assault upon the people a new record high of eighty bazillion dollars. i think it's eighty trillion dollars there now or. but it might as well be eighty bazillion to let's look at what this glorious wealth creation in the united states has happened what caused the glorious jump and household wealth and one insanely good chart and who will blow it up again so the value of household real estate jumped eleven point seven percent to twenty two trillion dollars in stocks held by households

europe has not answered russia's request for an investigation into the alleged crimes committed by the opposition germany had supported the inquiry but no further steps have been taken and r.t. washington d.c. . right now the un security council is discussing the resolution on crimea while you are looking at live pictures there and this is the russia's u.n. ambassador vitaly churkin speaking the document drafted by the u.s. is urging the countries not to recognize the results of the upcoming referendum in crimea moscow's expected to veto the vote why do we as it's been supporting crimea sports. for self-determination not what she was in on your plate was now listed as what was the sum of brazilian years when it would have a right of self-determination and separation from any of this our state is an extraordinary measure a measure of the new when future coexistence within a single state you want comes in possible with your good work of the morrow as practice has demonstrated the enjoyment of people which is a right to self-determination on majority of cases wasn't implemented without the agreement of the central authorities in the states according to the nia this case arose as a result of a legal blackout aris