one even brings up tupac shakur, and alan ginsberg, we'll explain. >>> veterans get recognition decades after their time on the battlefield. >> the world is anxiously following president vladimir putin's every move over crimea while some in russia are concern there had is strong support for putin. peter sharp has our report. >> reporter: in the great hall of the kremlin a standing ovation for their president. a day that will be remembered in history marking the very moment when crimea returned to the motherland. he had restored crimea to the russian federation with bewildering speed. all within a matter of weeks. >> residents of crimea and sevastopol, naturally we cannot miss such a request. we cannot leave crimea and it's residents in peril. >> arriving on the morning train from the west of their country were reluctant to talk for fears the crisis would deepen. >> i would would like crimea to stay with us. what is to stop them from making kiev part of russia. >> we don't want to damage you or violate your nationalistic feelings. we always respected your identity and sovereignty. don't

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you can't -- would be to say you can't use c.o. 2 -- >> well, -- >> that's just a trigger, justice ginsberg. just at the trigger. we think that given that that says in unambiguous terms, section 74-75 and a 4 that anybody subject to a permit hads got to loop back for each pollutant subject to regulation under the chapter, meaning the act, i just don't see how you can get under -- out from under that. >> you've got to follow the plain text of the statute there. it's 250 tons per year and you have changed that to 100,000 tons per year. >> i think you were going to get to 74-75 .3 a, b, c? >> 753 c does say if e.p.a. does set a greenhouse gases standard for a particular stationary source like power plants, then that becomes a condition of the permit. so assuming e.p.a. acts under 74-11, those have to be in. there say question about the definition of the trigger. now, we don't agree with it but basically trying to answer your honor's question, that's what i think. >> you are leaving or suggesting out that -- the meaning that only the major facilities as defined now essentially would -- >> well,

president, those women are on that court because a democratic president, bill clinton put ruth bader ginsberghe democratic president barack obama put the other two women on that court. cecile, the women see this issue differently. we have a poll that shows that 53% of all adults say that the companies should not be exempt. among women voter, 68% of women as opposed to 53% of the entire. 6% of women believe these companies should not be exempt. and so to not have women's views represented on that court today just would have been egregious. >> absolutely, lawrence. and i think that's precisely right. i mean, the interesting thing is the lawyer for hobby lobby opened up by saying that birth control is a very, you know, controversial issue. well, it isn't for women. 99% of women in this country use birth control at some point in their lifetime. and as your poll shows, women actually believe that this is a benefit that they're entitled to, that it's related to their health, their well being, their ability to plan their families, their ability to finish their education, and to work in the work forc

they are going to keep him -- if ruth bater ginsberg decides to retire they are not going to fill that seat. >> there are a lot of vacancies that will totally come to a stand still if the republicans control the senate. and all other major appointments, major cabinet positions, e.p.a., they will drag and slow walk it. he won't be able to really run the government. >> the other thing they will do is carpet bomb him with more investigations. you see a preview of that today where darryl issa who may be on his way out as head of the house oversight committee is demanding e-mails and notes about the political office of the white house. they are going to be spending all of their time down at the white house answering requests for documents and subpoenas. that will be another theme that they are going to pursue, the investigation. even if they can't move on impeachment they will try to investigate him to a stand still. >> with all of this knowledge that both of you guys and i can see in the numbers and see in the fact that scott brown will make his move in new hampshire. he feels it is a good

. >>> what interests me about the united states are tupac shakur, allen ginsberg and jackson pollack. is needed to access their work so i'm not missing anything. those were the words of vladislav surkov, a chief aide to russian president vladimir putin and a man who was one of a number in putin's inner circle who were sanctioned today by both the united states and the european union. those sanctions are the next step in punishing russia for its incursions into ukraine. particularly into crimea which under the watch of russian soldiers with a russian puppet government voted by a whopping 97% to secede from ukraine with the accompanying celebrations. president obama's executive order today froze the assets and banned the visas of about half a dozen people including russian-backed leaders in crimea. >> and as i told president putin yesterday, the referendum in crimea was a clear violation of ukrainian constitutions and international law. and it will not be recognized by the international community. and if russia continues to interfere in ukraine, we stand ready to impose further sanction

i have no interest in america, he says my only interest in america is jackson pollock and allen ginsbergerest i have in america. one of the people we are supposed to be scaring. we don't even sanction the rich guys in russia. we just picked out some random guys in russia. stuart: why you so fired up about this? >> i take it seriously. i understand the ukraine is a situation, just the beginning and all these other nations. will we have to go back to a cold war textbook to save money? that is where we are heading. seeing america abused online we have worked hard for this prestige, we're never going to be loved by like being respected. stuart: even if the president didn't do the website thing he sent a message to vladimir putin. we downsized our military, leaving two middle east conflicts without any resolution knowing ultimately the same terrorists control afghanistan and iraq and we have a president with no sort of feel for these encounters. >> permission to engage? thank you very much, i owe you a favor. you gave me a tie on st. patrick's day. stuart: we will show the audience. >> people

you can't -- would be to say you can't use c.o. 2 -- >> well, -- >> that's just a trigger, justice ginsberg. just at the trigger. we think that given that that says in unambiguous terms, section 74-75 and a 4 that anybody subject to a permit hads got to loop back for each pollutant subject to regulation under the chapter, meaning the act, i just don't see how you can get under -- out from under that. >> you've got to follow the plain text of the statute there. it's 250 tons per year and you have changed that to 100,000 tons per year. >> i think you were going to .3 a, b, c? > 753 c does say if e.p.a. does set a greenhouse gases standard for a particular stationary source like power plants, then that becomes a condition of the permit. o assuming e.p.a. acts under 74-11, those have to be in. there say question about the definition of the trigger. now, we don't agree with it but basically trying to answer your honor's question, that's what i think. >> you are leaving or suggesting out that -- the meaning that only the major facilities as defined now essentially would -- >> well, if you took co

is marc ginsberg former u.s. ambassador to morocco he also served as deputy a senior adviser to the president for middle east policy he's now the c.e.o. of one voice art mont what's your assessment right now of the current situation in the ukraine. well larry good to be with you i was watching secretary of state kerry as well as president putin's separate press conferences it was him ironic how secretary kerry when he was in kiev told of the fact that mr putin had denied that there were russian troops stationed in crimea could not possibly believe his ears and so the question really comes down to is the two separate dimensions by which the u.s. and its european allies are operating with respect to putin's moves in crimea as well as a potential authorization of additional forces received from the russian parliament to move into the russian speaking area of ukraine it's still see speaks of a significant potential outbreak of hostilities between ukrainian forces and russia which of course would lead anywhere anyone'