we have excess bond proceeds as well. you recall we can use excess bond proceeds now that we have a finding of completion that's one of the things we're allowed to do. if you have bond proceeds not needed for enforceable obligation you can spend it as long as it's consistent with the original bond covenants. what we have in hand on the nonhousing side, in particular tax exempt born proceeds which have their own other set of restrictions and limitations, they need to pass the public use and private activity test. they're best suited for what i call bricks and mortar hard construction uses. so, we would need to spend those consistent with those restrictionses. you may recall on rops 13 14 b, we have two excess bond proceeds lines. we have 785,000 for the bayview opera house plaza construction work with mta and 450,000 with the mayor's office of housing and community development for their model block streetscape improvement program in bayview hunters point. and we expect that those contracts will then come before you this sp

also the amnesty international accuses israel of using excessive force against palestinian protesters in the occupied land saying some killings could be tantamount to war crimes. from a studio in moscow this is r.t. international with the twenty four hours a day ukraine's ousted president viktor. fist with a public statement which suggests he is in no mood to give up the fight to hold on to power. has the latest. story of victory on the court which has turned into a genuine hollywood thriller he fled ukraine's capital of five days ago leaving the power it in the capital to what was then the political opposition which was quite hastily putting him on the wanted list branding him a criminal responsible for mass murder of ukrainians it has been speculation for some time that you may still be in ukraine now he may be in russia it's not confirmed by any official source as of yet but we do know that president bush sent a statement to the russians a news agency that us which said that he is still considering himself the legitimate president of ukraine elected in a constitutional manner every

israel is using excessive reckless violence in the west bank according to amnesty international. this is live from paris. and also coming up on the program for you, the special series on farming. as france's biggest agricultural fair takes place in the capital, we will discover the great african snail. we will bring you a sports roundup on your football action a little later. a day of fast-moving events in ukraine. -- armed men seized control of the headquarters in crimea. the russian flag is flying from the parliament building. havekraine prosecutors opened what they call a terror probe into the incident. the development comes as russia claims it is prepared to act in an uncompromising manner to protect the rights of his compatriots in ukraine. we are following the events there. what is happening? , we'vehe past hour or so had a bunch of pro-russian militant groups showing up in front of the capital and taking the place of the police, which had been all morning forming a tight security cordon around the parliament building, presumably to protect it. those reports of armed men wh

>> perhaps out of an excess of caution, it is hard to define excess, let's be safe.his is a high visibility in. it is defined in the context -- iconic target that terrorist like to go after. the extra cautious. >> cyber security is another concern. visitors reported that their devices were hacked as soon as they connected to networks in sochi. i want to bring in a security ceo, dave evans. >> how big is the problem? as soon as you turn on your phone, when you get off the plane? classic candy. the bigger risk -- >> a candy. the biggest risk is the wi-fi risks. people have hotel rooms with poor internet and they are desperate to get internet. criminals and organized crime are siphoning that traffic and looking for privacy information. >> this is not about state-sponsored? it is about organized crime. >> that's right. it is. we are seeing the typical ishing arewho do phui doing this type of activity. we've also seen malicious applications. people are being prompted to download apps onto their entry device that might be fake olympics reporting. there are different advert

and, so, it would be great to then have these excess bond proceeds go to the appropriate city department to at least continue that work. in western addition, $83,000 remaining, potential uses can include some facade improvement or community center or cultural center improvements or repairs. it bayview hunters point there is another 34,000 remaining on rops 13 14 b and those could go for streetscape, facade improvements, pro tension improvements to the southeast health center. that is a broad category. we would further refine that to the broad scope of work and come before you for the rops 13 14 a period. so, in general, what changed since you last saw the rops? there's been ups and downs depending on the funding [speaker not understood] category. the bond proceeds have increased. and i will say again these numbers are still draft so we'll be refining up to the last moment. but as of right now these are the total and the current draft column. the bond proceeds increased mainly because we continued to refine our estimates on how much the mission bay infrastructure utilization of those bond

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make no mistake, excessive red tape hurts working middle-class families. for example, it was reported that a proposed osha regulation would impose costs on the growing domesticic energy sector equal to 1,120 per affected employee. these employ yes, sir should not have to -- employees should not have to worry about smaller paychecks and another emerging practice of washington regulators that hides the real impact that excessive regulation has on jobs. under the pretense of minimal regulatory impact, this administration argues that the jobs lost for instance in mining, manufacturing or construction will be offset by new jobs in regulatory compliance. therefore, a majority of their regulations look a lot better and not as harmful. this is wrong. this is not being straight with the public. we must deliver transparency and accountability on the part of this administration and its bureaucracy. i doubt it is any solace to the plant worker who loses his or her job because of regulations because a new job in another sector will be created to comply with these regul

that gave me the excessive sentence as a result of my crime, well, i'm giving you excessive violencea result of my anger. so i decided to just rage. >> bailey had only recently been released from the indiana segregation unit where he had spent five months for violent acts committed in prison. now he was finding new ways to quell his impulsive behavior, including meditation. >> the truth is, man's greatest challenge is to conquer himself. so i'm working on conquering myself right now. i don't want to deal with the violence because the violence has been dealing with me for way too long. >> your legs, your arms, your hands, everywhere, just relax. the main thing is to stay relaxed. >> i sought mental health, mental health didn't come to me, i went to them. and i told them i would like to be helped. i would like for you guys to talk to me and provide some type of program i can gradually work my way through this step by step. >> after several months of clear conduct, bailey was accepted into the residential treatment unit or rtu, for ongoing counseling. the prison's lead psychologist dr.

possible war crimes is an existing excess of practice violence in the occupied west bank that's according to amnesty international. israel though says they're responding to an upsurge in violence. i would like to join his beard is please update your own fault i kept hoping ukraine together the top challenge for tf is armed men seized control of the regional government headquarters in the economist might be a parody this her estate the russian flag is flying from the parliament building ukraine's security forces have been put on alert following the takeover of the building in the capital according to the country's acting interior minister ukrainian prosecutors have also opened a terror probe it's being reported to the short time ago. my cats douglas herbert is in the crimean capital and has more now. we had tension is rising again inundated we woke up this morning with the russian flag flying not just on one of the apartment building you can see here behind me but also on the roof of the regional government building. we have earlier this morning to report that the building had been occupie

then you have a permit is $200,000 for each unit you're in excess that way affordable housing will catch up. there's a major disconnect between muni and planning. planning is turning around fast but murn not so moved so much. they've got to be together >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'll call a number of names (calling names). >> good afternoon. i'm timothy i live in san francisco. i'm also a board member of mri lemon park club and i'm here as a taxpayer to let you know it's time to slow down on this plan and look at all the angles. there doesn't need to be a rush on this i want to talk about things that were done thirty years the double decker freeways and destroying homes in the chinatown area. but now we look back on the ideas we all say what were they thinking to tear down outlining all the homelands and build the double decker freeways. i'm here to ask you to support the continuance of the eir to give everybody time to make those transparent ideas. i'm concerned about the flight of the families from san francisco. it's hard to raise our families here if you tak

noel walker reports it's a case of excessive force. >> on a good day, the b.a.r.t.te is mundane and on time. on a bad day, the experience is memorable enough to get 16,000 youtube hits and counting. in january, a b.a.r.t. passenger videoed this. b.a.r.t. police asked him to leave, tazing him twice. >> he warned the suspect numerous times. >> b.a.r.t.'s own policy, says the officer can use the taser if he feels bodily harm for him or another person's life and is threatened. officers pulled tasers between 17 and 21 times and fired them ten times. b.a.r.t.'s police chief might have prevented a more dangerous confrontation. >> an officer doesn't have to be punched before he uses his taser or anything else on his equipment belt. >> the man talked about the woman, and blogged about the experience saying i was never concerned about my safety. if i felt worried, i would have moved. >> we showed the youtube clip to rider who is thought the first tazing might have been warranted, but the second lasting a full five seconds. >> he was already on the ground. he didn't have to do

obviously, there are problems of excessive taxation and excessive -- things that salon has come realizede to become a more business friendly environment. they will be trying to drum up a little bit more interest in france and try to dissipate what they see as excessive pessimism about the french economy. behow much of it will conversations about his personal life? we have not really spoken about it on air, people still want to know, this is his first trip abroad since he does not have universal first lady -- he does not have an official first lady anymore. tohe is not the first person have come to washington alone. berlusconi did not come with one, merkel comes along. it is not insurmountable not to have a first lady with you. there will be curiosity about it. we have asked about it in the briefings and get these answers that he is coming along, that is it. that life -- private life. >> hans nichols likes to tell us stories about air force one, do you get to go on air force one? >> no, we fly behind the president. he will be on the real u.s. air force one today and marine one because he

the 8th amendment says excessive bail should not be required nor excessive fines imposed nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted. though the intention is to end up with a dead prisoner, how do we police the fine line between an allowable death, and a death including something closer to torture. the state of texas executed susanne basso wednesday. she was only the 14th woman to be executed in the united states since the death penalty was reinstated in the 1976. witnesses say she made no final statement but smiled at two friends watching through the window, mouthed a brief word, then nodded. texas again use add relatively new protocol for the execution, involving just assiege drug the anesthetic. after the drug was administered she began to snore, rothers say it took 11 minutes to die. despite her apparently quiet death, there's a growing concern among opponents of the death penalty and the lawyers who advocate for the condemned that states are increasingly turning to questionable methods, and untried drug protocol some see as cruel and unusual punishment. take for example the execut

what we have seen in the cases that we document and present is that force and usually excessive force is used immediately against protesters, many times peaceful protesters. >> the israeli army responded to the report saying the idf operates in order to contain palestine-initiated violence. they contain the life-threatening violence using riot disposal means. once the tools have been exhausted and human life and safety remains under threat is the use of munitions authorised. >> 5,000 jobs are to be cut at australia's qantas, 15% of the workforce. the struggling company says it plans to freeze wages, reduce its fleet and sell off older jets. andrew thomas reports from sydney. >> over a 25 year career as a flight attendant, conhad a lot of memories and exciting moments. two weeks ago he took voluntary redundancy. >> it was an amazing company. if not i wouldn't have been there for 25 years, i would have left a long time ago. it is an amazing company. amazing people. hopefully it will find its way. >> others will call qantas their former employer. the airline is struggling, revealing a $2

. >>> a former state parks ranger suing a chp officer whom she says used excessive force when' rested her on false charge that's were dismissed. but jenny donovan was fired from her job. >> the chp says kit not comment on this lawsuit which was filed today in federal court. now, incident happened in the fall of 2012, and the park ranger deny donovan was a sworn peace officer, she and her partner were in guerneville driving home after attending a wine festival and stopped because of a broken headline the video shows a chp officer pulling over a car, then, state park ranger jenny donovan is in the passenger seat. her part neshgs dona, is the driver. she does not want her full name used the officer talks to the couple. donovan identifies herself as a peace officer. >> i'm a police officer. >> are you? >> yes. >> state parks yes. yes. >> officer phillips takes dona to the side of the car and gives her a field sobriety test she complies but refuses to take a breathalyzer he tells her he'll have to take her to jail, dona yells for her partner. >> jenny! i need to know. >> stay in the car. s

the excessive cost of the housing supplies is caused by the activity and policies of many local government that limit the housing and require that high fees be paid by producers of housing. amongst the consequence are discrimination among those in households and imbalances in jobs and reduced mobility, urban small and excessive community and air quality deterioration. we don't under. we would say you are not allowed to say something is code compliant to move our city in a direction toward environmental sustainablity. it really is the right thing to do for the city that so plainly is in front of us. >> good evening. i'm the director of the marsh's youth program of the marsh theatre. i want to comment. thank you for the passage of conditions that you did pass at your last meeting . i want to comment on a couple of those conditions. one is the construction hour that limited the construction until 4:00 on weekend. it's a great program supported by the sf yf. we have classes every single day and saturdays as well. we also have 6 weeks of summer programming and we are a very busy program and we

a controversial video has surfaced that may point to excessive use of force.n a passenger. this is a developing situation with new details come in. for the latest, kron4 terisa estacio joins us from san bruno. >> this video accident took place at the end of january. you can see this officer is attempting to tell this passenger to stop. the passenger had been harassing people, when he does not, the officer uses a taser and he taser said the passenger twice. when mrs. stated that this was not necessary and that the male passenger was not doing anything wrong. bart stated that they are investigating the matter and we are waiting to speak with them this morning. >> in san bruno, terisa estacio kron 4 news. >> we are tracking a winter storm that brought pretty heavy downpours to the atlanta area. right now it is impacting the eastern seaboard and we may see a 18 in. of snow. i will have more national and local forecast coming up. >> welcome back. >> there are no problems for your drive to work this morning. there is no need for you to leave earlier. at the bay brid

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rainfall totals are going to be excessive.king two to four inches in the valleys and up to six inches in the mountains. so as you can imagine with rainfall totals that high over the course of a few days, we're going to be seeing some flooding around the bay area. let's get right to future cast, the 5:00 hour tomorrow morning, light showers possible, leave the umbrella for light drizzle but it won't pick up in intensity until later in the day. live rain through the 2:00 hour in the north bay, by the evening the moderate rain starting to pick up by 7:00 and then going to move down to the south by 11:00 we're looking at moderate rain through the north bay also through san francisco and oakland, down through the south bay by the 3:00 hour. but you will notice that the north bay is heavily favored here for some of the more heavy rain. as we move into the 9:00 hour, that heavy rain is shifting down south the golden gate, saturday morning. as we head in to saturday afternoon, still very moderate rainfall. so pretty much all day satur

. >>> mother earth has a big pimple on her british bum thanks to -- >> the excessive rain. >> what happens when some folks decide to pop it. >>> she's got every person to be happy but right now -- >> that gets sad. >> what it is that brings a frown to his face. >> hey, hey. >>> plus, want a new ipad mini, we've got your shot to win. >> plus, a guy disguises a game of poker as pictionary but his girlfriend doesn't get it. >> she finally gets it. >> this is the will you marry me one. >> it looks like will you worry me. >>> we've got video released from one wild bus ride in downtown boise, idaho, this is dash cam from a valley ride bus, the video just released, watch this, goes through the intersection and immediately the bus starts veering off to the right. watch this. holy crowd, nothing was stopping that thing. >> insane. >> this thing took out one traffic post, five trees, two light poles. you can see at one point dragging one of the big trees along, eventually hits into an idaho power building, somehow doesn't hit any of the cars. >> i'm stupefied the trees didn't slow it down or the pow

the excess, the queludes. >> the excess of qua lewds. >> right. >> you followed eight young recruits.e sad eyed lambs of wall street. they really seem like they are being-- not taken to, you know-- they seem sad. >> well, they're very well paid so obviously, but i think before the crash in 2008 people sort of expected like champagne an calfier when they got to wall street, instead these guys got like excel spreadsheets an carpal tunnel. >> is it because-- because you know, the people that you follow, do you think you followed them and they spoke to you because they are more self-reflective and so the group is maybe not as representational, or that this really is something that is occurring now down there? >> well, i think it's some of both. i think obviously people who talk to a reporter, all these banks have rules against people talking to the press. so anyone talking to me was putting themselves at risk of getting fired. so in some ways you have to be a little bit disgruntled or just sort of dumb to talk to a reporter. but i think-- (laughter) >> we're going go with disgruntled, how

fight back the call for internet freedom as part of a global fight against mass surveillance and excessive powers wielded by intelligence agencies and also commemorated the daffs of a programmer aaron swartz seen by many as a champion of online freedom and he took his life thirteen months ago while facing thirty five years behind bars for downloading academic journals many claim that an anti hacking law was unfairly used by the authorities and their hounding of the activists civil liberties advocates are now pushing for congress to reform it parker hagan's from the electronic frontier foundation says there's still a lot to be done before politicians realize such tactics are unacceptable unfortunately the government hasn't changed its perception here there's been there was a proposal last year in the u.s. legislature called erin's law that would address some of the biggest concerns that we have. lost still has an advance to the point where it works past or where it can be cited and in fact we've seen proposals to to make our computer crime laws even harsher and so that's something that we n

and the same thing on the same theme of excess police, force, and this weekend, if you knew this in the castro, it is on the sfweekly website and one of the nudist is taken down to the ground and you have three or four cops trying to arrest him and he is in pain and he is nude. how much of a threat really is he nude. and the last thing has to do with chief, you again, and you appeared recently at a press conference with ron con way regarding a million dollar reward for some gun control stuff. there is a problem in the community where we are not getting transparency from sfcity. regarding a lot of the public policies they are developing for here at city hall. and every time that i see you appearing with ron con way, i wonder, you know, is or was the chief were to appear with me calling for the transparency of sf city, i don't know, and i just kind of feel like the perception is really reinforced that you are too close to him and you are not... >> and it is just there and thank you. >> next speaker. >> good evening, everybody. >> you all know who i am, and i will state who i am any way. m

but they're taking steps to prevent excessive competition from hurting a stable supply of power. retailers would be required to maintain an adequate supply capacity to meet demand. that's all for business news now, i'll leave you with a look at the region's markets. >>> japan's consumer affairs watchdog has issued a warning about a growing threat. overheating smartphones. the national consumer affairs center says it received some 520 complaints in fiscal 2012. that's over five times more than the year before. officials at the center say the section connecting the handset and power cord can become charred while the phone is charging. some users suffered burns on their cheeks while making calls. officials found surface temperatures on some models rose to as high as nearly 60 degrees celsius after video phone or game functions were used for about ten minutes. they're advising consumers to make sure the charger terminal is free of foreign substances and liquids. the officials are warning users against keeping the handset close to their skin for long periods of time. they're asking ca

then the blast like this is really bad well that is just the furniture meaning those are just the excess arrays that you put on a plain black gun like it to make it to doll it up like that and how much is like a how much is a gun like that the dressed up like that one is i have a look at the price tag it is probably about four hundred dollars with a scope there's another paint gun best for the ladies but we carry a huge stock a handgun so everything from target guns to little bitty ankle gun self-defense guns target guns you know we don't have this and then once it's like we don't have weapons store so for us it's not really yes. what we all do to protect ourselves nothing. show would davis has weapons of all shapes and sizes from guns to semiautomatic and of kools guns made especially for children. with the. sometimes they'll have a shorter stock to make it easier for their length of pocas their arms are shorter most of the time they'll be lighter because they can't hold up as much here's a very good example i want to even have them in colors like i'm being korean and of course pink for

but there is no sort of mar legal parallel to say that it is excess to a certain period and we have to say no asset for whatever reason, and things are delayed, that you know, that these would be operating expenses that just happened as part of the delay period and what i am trying to say, is how can you tie the timing of the schedule with the expenses that have been projected only out to a certain period and we have uncertainties still at this point to know exactly where this project is going to be and so how can we tie them close together? >> so, the one through good tracking of costs and planning and development have worked with finance and administration staff to come up with. with the actual project budgets with each of the development projects that will be before you in the front of your budget consideration and coming up in february and i think that the city is going to have to stay on top of the expenditures relative to the budget and amounts. and i think that part of your question is going to, if it does not take two years, but it takes five years, what happens then? there

and they are required to have an english speaking person in the bar so that if a call is made for excess noise, that someone who speaks english will be there. i am very concerned about meeting the other owner whoever it may be that is english speaking. and i certainly want to work with these people. because we are in the business as well and we don't want people to fail. one of my concerns is right now when i walk into this room is the previous owner's of the bar are here in the room. so i am curious to... and i don't know if i can ask them or what the story is. i can't ask them so that is a concern for me. why are they here and are they still connected to the bar? so, i thank you again, for your time. >> thank you. >> is there any other public comment? >> i do see one person. >> state your name. >> my name is mike (inaudible) and i was the prior owner of the place and since we sold the place, we have been teaching them and training them, that to have a neighborhood policy, because we started having some confrontations with some of the neighbors, which finally we work with the inspector

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and excessively easy money there are a number of other healthy ways to become in that debt or these we have to worry about but in general i think that if we had a policy that truly cater towards the requirements for macroeconomic stability domestically our other international policies would actually be less challenging for one thing if we had a rule that allowed deflation and in times of rapid productivity growth. we would also have a dollar that was stronger internationally than we do when we resort to easy monetary policy is a way to keep our domestic prices from falling so i think my recommendations about deflation actually would make life easier for us internationally as well as domestic. they probably would but many people they point to the gold standard as a way out of this but didn't pray the world war one standard and as most monetary regimes do because countries didn't want to add here to the restrictions. well that's right but the real problem is that too many countries were relying by the time world war one broke out too many countries including all the principal antagonists

that's the measure that gives the state insurance commissioner the authority to reject excessive rate increases for auto, homeowners and property insurance. but right now, health insurance is not included. state insurance commissioner dave jones says health insurers need to be reined in, as well. >> one of the big missing pieces of the affordable care act is direct authority to reject excessive and climbing health insurance and hmo rates. it's not in the federal law. it also turns out it's not in the state law either. we need to change. > health insurance industry says more oversight is not needed and it already has raised a lot of money in hopes of defeating the measure. it will appear on the november ballot. >>> well, consumer debt is on the rise. a just released federal study shows americans are taking on debt at scary levels! the federal reserve bank says credit card debt increased by 2.1% for $241 billion in just the last three months of 2013! it's the greatest increase since 2007 when the country spiraled in a recession. now, the money owed includes mortgages, cars, student loan

contributing building to a designated historic district which proposes conversion to office use in excess of 25,000 gross square feet and is located outside the service/secondary office zoning district. the department finds the proposed project to be in compliance with the secretary of interior standards [speaker not understood] for reef hactionv thaition. further, the department finds the proposed project would enhance the feasibility of preserving the building by ensuring a program for regular maintenance and repair. the project sponsor has demonstrated through their hpmp their commitment to preserving and restoring the subject property by providing cyclical maintenance program and interpreting [speaker not understood]. the project sponsor is present for any questions or comments. i'm available for any questions and this concludes my presentation. thank you. >> thank you. commissioners, do we have any questions or comments? i do on one item. well, look at the front of the building on the third street facade. the first floor, the smaller light panes that are down on the first floor, is t

government also plans freeform the country's regulatory system over the next three years to remove excess red tape an all star slugger scooping best next weekend and it is to allow the ministry will review the current economic regulations from the ground up with the idea of removing the excess amount. you also try to prevent the regulatory system from becoming overly complex between it and then to promote good relations with dublin will seek to include in the bilateral free trade agreements with china canada australia and new zealand as soon as possible lawmakers on the trade committee urged the government to be sorrow in its assessment of what korean test again i loose from the trade pacts implementation of the trade deals is expected to expand korea's state territory from fifty five percent of the global market to seventy one percent. to dunk it. add the onions. history of efforts by crane company seduce their presence abroad more are investing in the us state of california and specifically in los angeles he takes a look at how the linkage between firms here and in l a is giving the cit

rainfall rates in excess of one half inch per hour that's the yellow you see on your television screene stuff that's coming up from the south. you see just as much rain offshore as onshore. there's more to go. palo alto getting rainfall and in the north bay bodega bay, healdsburg, santa rosa, novato, mill valley all getting very heavy rainfall. what to expect in evening, it will be on and off but soaking rain at times this evening. there will be gusty winds especially at the coast. they could be gusting to 50 miles per hour. and we only get this a couple times a year. there is the rare chance not a guarantee but a chance of a few thunderstorms in the bay area this evening. so very wet, very windy outside right now. and this weather will likely continue for at least the ne

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i was thinking that still accuses israel of using excessive force against palestinian protest of the real point of saying some savings could be tantamount to war crimes. the documents reveal the british intelligence agency j c h g was intercepting a story with that image is from britain's closest to the bowling league the eye. it is all you can contribute with it for a day the rise of ultra nationalism in ukraine is causing tensions in the south of the country. the scent of unrest is now in the capital of the which comes we can all find me a new coupon and then has pledged to hold the regional referendum which could push them even further away from his control unit the scandal is in crime the crimean palm and has released to the local prime minister from his duties basically just a single government as well as set dates for a referendum over whether or not to state with ukraine and the state is in the twenty fifth which is the same day. one of the new authorities in kiev are planning to hold nationwide presidential elections in fact it said the twenty oh seven local rights to hold an

under international law accuses israel of using excessive force against palestinian protesters in the occupied land saying some killings could be tantamount to war crimes. from the city center in moscow this is art international with twenty four hours a day the iranis of ultra nationalism in the capital is causing tensions in southern ukraine the center of unrest is now in the capital of the autonomous region of crimea and local parliament there was voted to hold a regional referendum which could push them even further away from kids control you have this kind of is there for us. crimean parliament has released the local prime minister from his duties basically dispersing the government as well and has set a date for a referendum over whether or not to stay with ukraine and this date is may twenty fifth which is the same day when the new authorities in kiev are planning to hold nationwide presidential elections in fact they said that crimea is have no rights to hold any sort of referendums independently under new laws which have been passed recently in kiev and now in the meantime ove