on what your thoughts was going through victor gannett co.which's mind when he set out 'sder -- on viktor yanukovych mind when he set out the order gecko >> this is not a textbook case of good crisis management, especially from vladimir putin's perspective. rush's, even if it is that at a low public profile on the entire crisis, has tried not to exert itself publicly and visibly. vladimir putin would have wanted this to be handled earlier. russia would have probably favored a crackdown of some sort. but viktor yanukovych panicked in the sense that he waited a while, trying to bite some time, which looked at first as if they were looking at some sort of peaceful resolution of the crisis. amnesty, talk of a concert -- constitutional revision that restricts the president of some of his powers in favor of a stronger parliament. it all seemed to be going ok. the the protesters sacked party headquarters. you also had the march on the parliament itself on the day they were to be debating. the debate never really happened. the revisions to the consti

and on saturday after the fall of the gannett co of a former prime minister yulia tymoshenko emerging from three years behind bars to address the crowd on independence square i like to do anything that would lead to a new lease of the key to the iraqi state will see the creation of the rain. i will do it with you. i did viewers on twitter saying ukraine from yemen coalition team mission call. not so sure it's a good idea of balancing character she is a good idea. to have a huge team should go back in the fall ok i am a speaker from my personal position. i consider that the president's speeches ihe present situation. the illusionist ution but it's not so easy to implement the solution i can't explain why i consider this. i can compare the present situation in kenya was the only presents movies and six jason in both people the media where for a new collar. the long stone evolution in the case. though they control the old colony in one of the politicians are talking about in the parliament. it's something which is superficial. behind them the masses of former fighters and will be impover

gannett co which also gave warning to what he calls the countries would be legitimate rulers he says people would never accept small role. it's been almost a week since ukrainians have heard from the leader. his government was toppled by violent protests in kiev the sixty three year old is now wanted in ukraine on charges of mass murder. people in some parts of japan have put on a face put on face mask to protect themselves from the blanket of white fog layer contains hazardous particles called pm two point five. scientists say it came across the sea from china. officials with ten local governments have issued advisories local comic con has the details the stadium downtown. that caused the cbo the city seal meat sla. the multiple instance exceed its country's environmental standards for the first time. what do you know this motor show and it's one of the most. simply if you are worried about my health. it's unusual to create such a bad error in the city. she also did not forbid not. children the playground. government standards said the practical limit and an average of seventy micro

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law enforcement authorities in ukraine are still searching for ousted president gannett co bench after an award for his arrest was issued on monday over charges of killing eighty two people mainly peaceful protesters in the meantime ukraine's central election commission has already begun its campaign for a snap presidential elections on the twenty fifth. all the audio in it when our table again what else is making headlines around the world with their uni and standing by at the new center the answer what is making headlines. hi guys as that was fine as criticisms on japan's territorial disputes with its neighboring countries. china's foreign ministry spokesperson said during a press briefing on tuesday that japan's territorial disputes are closely tied to the country's past acts of aggression and colonial rule the spokesperson called in japan to reflect on its past and current trust and its asian neighbors during practical be he gets all the time has been turning up the volume about japan's claims to disputed islands in the east china sea. this is a rare move to indirectly stay and als

it's the worst outbreak of violence since demonstrations erupted again president victor gannett co fishbowl weeks ago. on tuesday ukrainian police charged thousands of protesters at the capital's independence square. using a rubber bullets smoke and stun grenades. earlier the authorities had said protesters in early deadline to leave the area or peace quote top nature the demonstrators responded by throwing petrol bombs fireworks and stones at police. opposition leader vitali klitschko told with an intro to be the central square. your son twenty five thousand protesters to defend the camp saying they were there to stay. tuesday's events erupted after demonstrators attempted to march on parliament demanding constitutional reform unfortunately there seems to be no progress being made regarding the matter. if proposed a constitutional amendment which hasn't even been submitted. but still held emergency talks with pressing an echo which is officer early wednesday however he returned to central kiev square without any agreement on ending the violence. followingt said t that the protesters were t

gannett co vigilant activists have been reflecting on what the future home. we want to move quickly you can see we have fought for this for over two months old. many are fed up by mrs is the more they weren't supposed to leave us that they were young they never experienced life on the day all the politicians associated with the regime should believe it. so as you hypocrite. in a special session on sunday. ukraine's parliament voted overwhelmingly to temporarily hand the president's powers to speak up and excited to attend that itself is a strong ally of former prime minister again bt was taken when he is also an outspoken opponent of the ousted president chemicals. so they lit with jim leyland council candidates for the presidency are already stepping forward opposition leader the candidates can say he's ready to eat. people who sat at my neighbors most of the city. the two will likely face off against yushchenko in an emotional speech on the mike died late saturday the former prime minister said she would stand in the elections. she called on ukrainians to k

gannett co . meanwhile the whereabouts and sixty on the coverage is still a mystery. the footage brought cost sunday on the ukraine tv channel purportedly shows in the coverage leaving his suburban residence and had a call to go the identification of those on the plane have not been verified. how about in the coverage is specs meant as a media that he would not use the ukraine and will continue to perform the duties of a president now for more on the situation in ukraine let's cross live to a response in somalia box and i get into yet another idea we understand that there have been fresh clashes in eastern ukraine a strong vote of president be taken in coverage how small. lily is also rumored to be where the geico that currently does he has been rumored to be a number of different cities in eastern ukraine is rather clear exactly where he is the latest of a report so tired suggesting he might even be in community of the southeastern area in ukraine i would suffer others this course has a russian base so that was course i did shorten at least some of russian protection

>> on the hunt for gannett co. which. ukraine's ousted leader -- yanukovych. ukraine's ousted leader. of mobile, mark zuckerberg takes center stage at the industry's biggest fair. >> we will talk tech with the founder of ariadne capital. good morning to our viewers in europe. good evening to those in asia. welcome to those just waking up in the united states. >> guy johnson is off today. this is "the pulse." just getting some breaking news on the final euro zone inflation readings for january. the previous month's reading of 0.7% has been slightly upgraded to 0.8%. still well below the ecb's 2% inflation goal. i wonder what this will mean for ecb policy. >> let's have a look at euro-dollar. we might have a little bit of reaction on that. you can see 1.3764. it already rose a little bit after some figures from germany. let's start with the crisis in ukraine. the nation's capital stood president has been put on the wanted list. police have issued a search warrant for viktor yanukovych. the acting interior minister says yanukovych is a suspected of mass killings

well the new foreign policy chief catherine ashton has been meeting with a battle present that to gannett co . the bid to defuse that the two month old crisis their supporters loyalty yanukovich erected a barricade of banana boxes outside the us embassy is to show their opposition to what they say is foreign interference from the wax the us is second largest drugstore chain is quitting tobacco cbs to phase out cigarettes cigars and chewing tobacco in its seven thousand six hundred stores. a move that it says will cost two billion dollars in annual revenue but will not effect in two thousand fourteen earnings. cbs says it's an image issue moving towards healthcare products just as the federal government marks the fiftieth anniversary of the landmark nineteen sixty four surgeon general's report that launched the anti smoking movement. he'll think of east germany normally as a tropical paradise but of some entrepreneurial of folks over there and decided to do their best to battle the dreary winter weather. the meat when sentenced in gemini. travel tips off and then they need to find a series

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i'm joined by bob ingal for gannett's new jersey newspapers. bob, you cover jersey and have covered jersey olympics for some time now. it sounds like with regards tho this town hall meeting they've got this thing pretty well locked down. i understand that folks who are going to ask questions or prescreen to a certain extent additional questions are going to be fielded by his administration's mobile cabinet after the town hall is over. is this standard operating procedure for this kind of town hall for the governor, or is this the result of the scandal? >> it is standard procedure that they pretty much control the questions and the people who are there. this area, you should know, is a very big pro-christie area. they chose it for that reason. >> this is also where he had his last town hall, correct? >> i don't know. this one was canceled because of the snow and he had to set it up again. but christie is trying to get back to -- back on the rails of -- he was i think justifiably given credit for doing a terrific job with sandy. but there has bee

[applause] the winner of this year's david lynch award is deidre of gannett [applause] is deidre could come up to the stage and as she makes her way to the stage, i should tell you this is actually her third time winning this award, pretty amazing. her ability to explain to her readers how decisions made here in washington affect them caught our judges attention yet again. they said that her work exemplifies the spirit of this award and that she found strong local angles to important stories offering a sense of place for the region and voices from the people living in it so congratulations to deidre. [applause] >> congratulations again. >> thank you. >> next i would like to recognize someone who is very dear to the white house press corps and particularly the gals in the press corps. anne compton national correspondent for abc news radio [applause] she is this year's recipient of the washington press club foundation's lifetime achievement award. this is for outstanding accomplishments that promote journalism as a profession and also for enhancing the role of women journalists. on 9/11

. >> : two workers are dead after gannett slabs fell on a shipping container that they were working andspokeswoman says that the accident happened this morning. >> : one victim was pronounced dead at the scene the other died in sentences go general hospital. san francisco general hospital. >> : 70 year-old oakland girl though shot to death in her apartment was remembered at a funeral today she shot and killed january 23rd police say the tragedy happened during a fight with her younger brother over laundry. >> : 14 year-old brother is now charge in juvenile court with her murder. >> : with an agreement with the court he was a rock allowed to attend the moral he showed up earlier in the day >> : happened with after man with too bad tried getting of the white house says the spokesman said suspect was caught before it will decline over the president was not there at the time please check the bags and issued an all clear it's unknown what man was trent hop over that fence. this rope, was in michigan today which to some of farm bill. >> : wade not as well as market conditions and he's also go

in the system, people figured out you need national organizations gannett co. women and particular through emily's list and so forth a getting on that latter in the first place. getting to the federal bench especially advocating for many pipelines to that career, i am curious if their efforts underway to get people thinking about that? and for diversifying, how do you do that? committee and held our committee to go to as many meetings as bar association's as you could possibly go to. went to whatever organizational meetings. we had all of the dean's of the law schools in massachusetts do a e-mail blast to their own law to let people know that there were vacancies. and also to describe what elizabeth warren had said that we are looking for nontraditional candidates and the way she described. i think the other way we wrote about this in newspapers and we let the newspapers know about it. there was example of having done it. the choices that we made made it clear to people that senator warren and markey meant what they were saying. on the ways of getting bench. it

created a growing risk aversion within our intelligence agencies as al qaeda has morphed as frederick gannett, syria, lavonne and africa. we have piled on in washington d.c. even more bureaucracy and our intelligence agencies. today, individuals who would've been previously removed from the battlefield for counterterrorism applications for attacking or plotting to attack against u.s. interests remain free because of self-imposed red tape. while we are busy pondering more transparency, our intelligence professionals are left paralyzed because of a totally incoherent policy guidance. let me be the first to say publicly, the president's may 2013 policy changes for the u.s. targeted strikes are an utter and complete failure and they leaves american flags that risk. those changes, while sounding ice in his speech are today right now endangering the lives of americans at home and our military overseas in a way that is frustrating to our allies and frustrating to those of us who engage in the oversight of our classified activity. as afghanistan, last year at the same hearing, i asked whether we had

you can look out, we started tracking the cash market for gannett, something like organic corn in the last three months, cash market price has been just over $12 a bushel. you compare that to $4.50 a bushel that you're seeing now for march delivery and you see a very healthy margin. on the non-gmo site, you can see 51 cents, up 50 cents a bushel basis so give that's much more than the organic premium, but if you're skating on the edge of profitability on your farm, 50 cents is maybe worth considering. so organic soybeans looking at 26 hours a bushel for non-gmo, general use soybean, $1.75 basis for food and some are in the range of 95 cents a bushel basis for feed. and then finally for hard red winter wheat, organic is looking at prices over again the last three months is about $16.70 a bushel and you compare that to winter wheat price of $6.60 a bushel. so this is i think important information to communicate to our growers, that there is this opportunity here. the second thing is, there's room for organic for u.s. production to grow. again, because of consumer demand, because some of

meanwhile, gannett is reporting lower quarterly revenue and profit.jump 100% this quarter following its acquisition of belo. a good day for consumer discretionaries. quite the gamut if you look at the companies being represented. back over the you. >> thank you, dominic chu. stocks in general are back in the green this morning following yesterday's massive sell-off. look at the economy a little bit closer. there are some major red flags out there right now. steve liesman is back at hq with the latest on that. 2014 was supposed to be a good year for the economy. >> that's right. and the question now whether the slowdown we've seen in the data and profit reports is just normal give back that ended 2013. whether it's weather related or the beginning of something worse. after a steep decline in '09 we've been expecting a strong rebound. instead, growth averaged a lackluster 2 1/4 percent. not strong enough to put millions of americans back to work. every time it seems the xi is taking off it seems to find a way to pull back. now come these weak reports. d