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bride and grooms from all over the world lean ine up for buses.were matched days ago in a special ceremony with reverend moon's widow for the purest most devout members. >> where are you from? >> where are you from? >> you can speak japanese? >> no. >> how is your french? >> no, no french. >> how long have you known each other? three days. but you met three days ago. uh-huh. you have a lot of faith. where will you live after you get married? we don't know. we don't know. ohhing my gosh. >> reporter: as couples arrive at the enormous unification owned stadium. they await the most important guest. who on this day is traveling in a bentley motorcade. reverend moon's widow lives in a hill top estate, a castle modeled after the u.s. capitol building. in the arena it is minutes to show time when we bump into her again and ask her to remind us of her fiance's name? [ speaking foreign language ] >> oh, my gosh, you don't remember his name? >> reporter: but there is no turning back now. soon begins one of the more unusual wedding programs. watching this al

the bride and groom were described as beside themselves. >> the bride and groom were just devastated.for them is they're really married but the groom was just so distraught. his wedding day has been ruined. all of his guests. really nobody knew what to do because i think they thought it would just be a matter of few minutes before they could go back in. >> that's so sad. the building completely destroyed but luckily no one was hurt. >>> they're hundreds of yards beneath the u.s.-mexico border. vast tunnels recently discovered by federal agents used to smuggle thousands of pounds of illegal drugs right into our country, the united states. our will carr got an exclusive look at one of the most sophisticated tunnels and he joins us you now live from san diego with the latest. are you inside one of them right now? >> reporter: that's right, gretchen. we are actually inside of a warehouse right now. what the cartels do is come in and try to blend in like a commercial business here on the north side of the border right near san diego but what they are really trying to do is smuggle millions

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many of these brides and grooms are the children of the original followers, taking their turn at the altar after being matched through a church database. among them, glenn and his fiancee judilee. she is an aspiring artist, who flew from canada to meet glenn, a frontman for an indie band. they had never before laid eyes on each other. >> how do you explain that concept to the outside world, that i let my parents help me pick my mate? >> sometimes i feel a little bit self-conscious. but i feel it's not just marrying two people, it's like marrying two families. >> reporter: both glenn and judilee's parents were matched by reverend moon, his core belief, that multicultural unions would eliminate racial strife and usher in world peace. and in korea, we caught up with them moments before the wedding. >> how do you feel? >> kind of like, surreal. >> reporter: as couples line up, the most important guest is arriving. true mother, reverend moon's widow. she leads the elaborate ceremony. the exchange of rings for all 2,000 couples. >> definitely felt like our moment. even though we're in a se

many of these brides and grooms are the children of the original follo followers.tar after being matched through a church database. among them glen and his fiance. she's an aspiring artist who flew from canada to meet glen front man for indie band. never before laid eyes on each other. how do you explain that concept to the outside world. i let me parents help me pick my mate? >> sometimes i feel a little bit self conscious but i feel it's not just wearing 2 people it's like marrying 2 family. >>reporter: they were matched by reverend moon. the core belief? that multi-cultural union eliminate racial strive and usual interworld peace and in korea we caught up with them moments before the wed how do you feel. >> sewer relevant most important guest is arriving. 2 mother reverend moon width o. he she ladies the elaborate ceremony. the exchange ring for all 2000 kim. >> i felt leak our moment. we are like in a sea of bride and groom i felt it was like our moment. >> make their way out as married couple most with sleep apart for 40 more night as final act of faith but as

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at least until the groom dumped his fiancee via text. what was he thinking?e bride is totally having the last laugh here because despite the groom demanding she give back the $53,000 engagement ring, a state supreme court ruling groom's next text message signed the ring over to her for life. joining us now, matrimonial attorney jennifer brandt. okay, so i'm going to let you give the lead to the audience here. what did the next text say? >> the next text said that the engagement ring was her parting gift. and, you know what? the judge believed it and gave it the her. so she got the last laugh which was great revenge here. tracy: first he says it's her parting gift, then he says, oops, wait, no, i want it back. because he probably realized he incriminated himself. >> later on he said she wasn't behaving properly, and if she didn't stop acting that way, he would take the ring back from her, but in the end, she got the ring. and that's really unusual in new york because typically an engagement ring is conditioned upon the marriage, and if the marriage doesn't hap

that was father ray kelly giving a bride and groom the surprise of their life with an amazing renditiong nearly 30 million hits on youtube in the last ten days. pastor steve burger from grace chapel in nashville joins me now. great to see you. what is it about this video that touched so many people? >> yeah, i think it's people just being able to see the clergy in a very real way. i mean, here is a catholic priest breaking out of the norm and singing a contemporary song and nailing it. >> and personalizing it for the bride and groom. >> listen, i don't know what guys like me are going to do in the future. how are other clergy men going to compare to what father kelly did. it was remarkable. the pressure is on. >> you have to up your game now? >> i have to up my game. >> seriously, i don't know, there is something about this, whether you're a religious person or not, that just makes you feel that special feeling you have when you go into a church or place of worship, which is just connection to your fellow human beings, love and joyfulness. >> right, i think it's the very thing jesus did

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as for age, brides are now 29 years old on average and grooms are 31. highest percentage of couples get engaged in december. 16%. and most get married in either june or september. 15% each. so, if you are planning on throwing a big wedding, you or your father may want to start receiving now. >>> coming up, comedy is a science. we will break down what actually makes someone laugh, how it all works. it might just make you funnier. ♪ google and the world brain >> it would be the worlds greatest library, under one digital roof. but at what cost? >> google could hold the whole word hostage... google and the world brain only on aljazeera ameria al jazeera america. we understand that every news story begins and ends with people. >> the efforts are focused on rescuing stranded residents. >> we pursue that story beyond the headline, pass the spokesperson, to the streets. >> thousands of riot police deployed across the capital. >> we put all of our global resources behind every story. >> it is a scene of utter devastation. >> and follow it no matter where it lead

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as for age, brides are now 29 years old on average and grooms are 31.he highest percentage of couples get engaged in december. 16%. and most get married in either june or september. 15% each. so, if you are planning on throwing a big wedding, you or your father may want to start receiving now. >>> coming up, comedy is a science. we will break down what actually makes someone laugh, how it all works. it might just make you funnier. ♪ >> al jazeera america, take a new look at news. >>> tuesday marks april fool's day, the funniest day on the calendar. why do people think something is funny? the new book, "ha!" breaks it down and shows us that humor is no joke. it's scientific. book. he joins us fro arkansas. he has a ph.d. in cognitive neuroscience from ucla and is a research scientist. good to have you with us. dissecting a joke often kills it. dissecting a joke is like dissecting the a frog. the frog still dies. we will do it anyway. you say humor is, in part, psychological, coping mechanism. why? >> it is really. it all comes down to the fact that there

but you have to see how this groom rallies to save his bride. ,,,,,, in san joaquin county after colliding with another dive 4 friends had flown out of e parachute center at the lodi airport. the collision happ >>> a sky diver has flung to death after colliding with another sky diver. apparently, four friends had flown out of a parachute center at the airport. the collision happened at 1:30 this afternoon scruzed of the stockton. the sky diver is described as experienced jumpers. experts say the man may have been knocked out by the collision. the second man did make it to the ground alive. he has a broken leg. >>> people in the midwest and south have yet to catch a break from a string of deadly tornadoes. at least 30 people have been killed after violent twisters touched down three days in a row. >> the road is getting littered with debris from houses on the road. oh, jesus. there is cars. >> those cars are smashed and tossed from every angle. homes with power lines knocked down. one tornado tore through this emergency room. it was evacuated. people trying to figure out what they can as st

as for age, brides are now 29 years old on average and grooms are 31.he highest percentage of couples get engaged in december. 16%. and most get married in either june or september. 15% each. so, if you are planning on throwing a big wedding, you or your father may want to start receiving now. >>> coming up, comedy is a science. we will break down what actually makes someone laugh, how it all works. it might just make you funnier. ♪ real reporting that brings you the world. >> this is a pretty dangerous trip. >> security in beirut is tight. >> more reporters. >> they don't have the resources to take the fight to al shabaab. >> more bureaus, more stories. >> this is where the typhoon came ashore. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> al jazeera america. there's more to it. >>> tuesday marks april fool's day, the funniest day on

. >>> a groom to be is out cold from celebrating when -- >> in comes his 9-year-old nephew logan. >>e pulled off one extreme prewedding makeover. >> no! itit's's f frereshsh f fs upon fresh flavors. ththe e dedeliliciciouous s nee chicken fresh mex bowl. ononlyly a at t chchil. momorere f flalavovor r hahapp. >>> these guys are out fishing. they saw an otter and get close and you see the otter is there, i think, kind of hiding from them. >> yeah. probably the otter's house. we must protect this house. >> the otter is like, yo, not okay. >> you're in my face, get out. you otter not bother me. >> but they do. now, the video is about nine months old, but we had to put it on the show. and if all that doesn't say get out of my property, i don't know what does. >> i mean, no disrespect to otters, that's not very frightening. it is kind of cute. these guys behind the camera doing a lousy job imitating him. but he still responds. >> yeah, right. >> they are having a full conversation with this otter. >> cody the puppy plays with the ipad. here is cody and what is going to play, daniel? >> ra

. >>> a bride and groom decide to -- >> to create something great gatsby-ish. >> the save the date video with a mind-blowing backdrop. >> that cost a dime. >> or two. >> this is surveillance video from the roosevelt motor inn from on march 31st. police got a call there was a person with a gun but when they got there they couldn't find the person that made the call, couldn't find the shooter and couldn't find a victim. they took a look at this surveillance video. see these two guys walking through the hallways. look at the other end of the hall. there's another person. you can tell right away a gun. they took a shot with the girl standing in the hallway. shot right past her. >> they run through the hallways, stairwells looking like they're trying to get away from the shooter. when they get down to what looks like the bottom floor that's the guy that fired off the shot way at the end of the hall. watch this scene looks like something out of a cop drama. around the corner starts firing. debris from the bullets everywherep. a woman trying to get out of harm's way. those guys we saw they have

groomed for the same fate she witnessed things no child ever should. >> it was safer for her how to comey for me she was the example of the future generation. where the cycle can be broken. >> she lives a life her mother can never imaginmagine? >> we are so proud of her. >> reporter: in india's dangerous sex trade, saving a woman's life also means you are cutting into some one else's profits. >> some body rang up threat tuned kill us. >> reporter: threat tuned kill you and your wife? >> actually if we didn't pay, a lot of money. and quite a conversation. >> reporter: did you pay? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: now the hiltons are expanding their business opening shops in small villages that have fed india's brothels for generation. a new crop of poor and desperate girls year after year. >> reporter: yours is not a drive-by solution. >> our solution is what we will do for the rest of our lives. >> reporter: blind faith may have brought them to india. but crystal clear sight of freedom in the eyes of so many has kept them here. for "nightline," byron pitts in new york. >> thanks to byron

groom. innovation and you. philips norelco. >> stephen: welcome back! thanks so much folks! folks, i want take a moment to wish you all a happy earth day! of course, as every year, this morning i headed out to get my traditional earth day tree. just walked into the park and cut down the first one i saw. but don't worry tree-huggers. when earth day is over, i'll release it back into the wild. i feel especially close to mother earth on this earth day, because we finally have proof our planet doesn't like liberals any more than i do. the greenies are not going to like today. a federal study is out, and it shows costly bio-fuel made from corn is actually worse for the environment in the short term than straight-up gasoline. looks like ethanol may not be as green as everyone thought. ethanol made from corn residue may actually be more harmful to the environment. ha! ha! harmful to the environment. trying is pointless! you see, according to the first environmental study, that i've enjoyed reading, making ethanol by removing corn leftovers from the fields could actually hurt the ab

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he hopes to groom her for a future career.nwhile, this 14-year-old is hoping to land a lucrative modeling deal. but she's starting to realize the kind of sacrifices she'll have to make to get it. the agent tells her she has to take care of her body now or she'll keep gaining weight and turn into a whale. in all, four agencies select aline for follow-up. but none offer her an actual modeling contract. her chances for stardom may be fading. lately, it's fresh faces from new markets like eastern europe and asia that are dominating the runway. that means model hunters might soon lose interest in brazil. but for now here in the south, business is still driving the dream. >> so everybody's looking for the next gisele here? >> yes. it's taking too long. like 15 years. >> you're still looking. >> yeah, still looking. >> reporter: for "nightline" i'm mariana van zeller in southern brazil. >> fascinating story. our thanks to mariana. and up next here on "nightline," they call themselves the women behind the beards. the wives of the "duc

you succeeded totally outside of the environment, that groomed tennis player. >> it was a lot of fun to grow up with, but there are definitely a lot of expectations in terms of how we speak and behave, just the way he taught us was just to be very independent and to think for ourselves. he put everything into serena and i being professionals and how he did, i just don't know. obviously my mom was right there with him. and i'm grateful. >> we can talk about the relationship between you and serena, because it's a great one. because you are the big protective sister, but you aren't afraid to kick her butt on the court either, then you walk off and still be sisterly. so what is that relationship really like for you, particularly when you're preparing for a match? >> yeah, for us we dreamed of playing each other in the finals. you can dream all day, but to actually have it happen is a totally different story. so for us, especially playing in the finals is very special. and just to be able to know that williams takes all is great, too. there have been times that we've played in a final at

groom. innovation and you. philips norelco. >> welcome back, folks. folks, thank you so much.i hope-- you checked your calendar you will know that yesterday was easter. so i just want to wish everybody a happy easter. but not for yesterday, for next season, okay. let me get things out early. while i'm at it happy labor day, now get back to work, peoplement but sadly recent pew research from the pew research center found that the percentage of americans who say the seldom or never attend religious services has risen. people aren't going to church. evidently, somebody blabbed about the god is everywhere loophole. thankfully, this year some churches began spending money on giveaways and prizes in hopes of boosting atendance on easter sunday. alas, prizes. i mean what else were they going to lure people in w the promise of unconditional love and eternal salvation. they gave that out last year. now folks, falling attendance is worse among men, christianity has become unmanly. a lot of priests don't even have girlfriends. which is why i was happy to hear that some churches have foun

exposure, offensive gestures, cursing and the use of bathrooms for changing clothes and personal grooming. people who break the rules could be banned for three years. some people say the rules unfairly target homeless people. >>> pro russian militants refuse to honor the agreement made yesterday by secretary of state john kerry and other diplomats. kyla campbell has more on the demands from those militants and disturbing new information about the targeting of jewish residents in eastern ukraine. >> the agreement required pro russian troops to give up their control of ukraine's government buildings. those insurgents said today they're not budging. they're calling on ukraine's interim government to resign. president barack obama said russian leaders should use their influence on these militants in order to ease tensions in ukraine. meanwhile, masked men handed out flyers in front of the main synagogue in an eastern ukraine city. they instructed jewish residents to register their religion and property or face deportation. >> this is not just intolerable, it's grotesque. >> so far no group ha

any skittles can easily on the model explains as one of the groom who tuned into real estate and construction hopefully soon when cool this is all new developments such as status symbols. local than planned. this place was meant as a home for me. which means the end. she was playing as a new distinct importance. a once booming coal mining city in eastern china. it is almost everything you'd expect in the open palm. except for people. studio officials launched the port lincoln years ago. i would speculate is investing heavily. but the mining boom will last the property bubble burst all that's left to the school's times. the city is said to be almost bankrupt to some buildings are completely empty. the kinds of developments that took on the spot the school forty single or a show of china's urban population from the current fifty three per cent to sixty percent by the year twenty twenty. she did things administration is aiming to develop human cities. the school who live in court for the role population . the farming business in the city. that will close for the week on the mediums. investors wi

groom. innovation and you. philips norelco. >> jon: that's our show. join us tomorrow at 11:00. here it is your moment of zen. >> apparently there are at least 100 hours of this guy on tape because apparently he told her, you know, tape me because i'm forgetful and i want to remember captioning sponsored by comedy central (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome to the report, good to have you with us, thank you, ladies and gentlemen. >> stephen, stephen, steve! stephen, stephen, stephen! >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen, thank you so much, good to have you with us. ladies and gentlemen, if you can feel the energy in the room, i know these people came-- (cheers and applause) >> stephen: folks, i certainly hope you all had a great weekend. i did. i was in vatican city for a little saint-making festival called popechella (laughter) just like coachella, it had a party atmosphere and a lack of contraception. (laughter) every one was there to celebrate one thing, two things. (laughter) >> jim? >> some called it the day of four popes, pope francis and his predecessor bened

luckily no one was seriously injured and the bride and groom are hoping for a long and happy marriage> vandals in san francisco have taken up smart car flipping. early monday morning, police responded to three incidents of the tiny vehicles flipped on their sides. >>> and the royal nose rub could become the next big thing. while in new zealand, the duke and duchess of cambridge participated in a traditional greeting which involves a little nose kiss. kind of cute. >>> it is time to get down to business with cnbc's mary thompson. mary? >> well, alex, the center passes a bill to restore jobless benefits for 2.4 million americans out of work for at least six months. still, the bill could die in the house as republicans say it doesn't meet their demands on job creation. >>> consumers increase borrowing in february on auto and student loans by the largest amount in a year. but they cut back on using their credit cards. gains in borrowing are a positive sign and investors are more confident and willing to take on debt. >>> and google wants to put glasses to work. reports say that search gia

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he's been groomed for this position for quite some time and, quite frankly, everyone should have been offended. i think him being personally offended and expressing it that way speaks volumes about the man adam silver. >> pelley: james brown, cbs sports and special correspondent for cbs news, thanks j.b. the other big story tonight is the violent weather. this was steadman, north carolina, this afternoon, another twister in a storm system that's driving through the south and midwest. in the last three days, there have been 125 tornadoes reported and 34 deaths. vincente arenas is in bessemer, alabama tonight. vicente. >> reporter: scott, a strong line of storms is expected in central alabama tonight. some of the homes here have blue tarp on them because they've been damaged. people are now bracing for what could be another rough night of weather. this is some of the damage in jefferson county, alabama. the tornado cut a half-mile path in some places. >> as soon as i walked out the door, i could see debris swirling in the air outside and it was getting louder. >> reporter: brian gober i

in ten to twelve million groom live in europe and integration into society c continues to be a problem in this country is. especially in the east of the european union most romantic and isolate it get to like neighborhoods in slovakia in rome on the second largest ethnic minority. but very few actually have a steady job a new regular income. instead most families live on social benefits. the government has now reduced those paintings even fat that and say most remote family stuff up to ten children. now depend on schooling benefits which the government pays their great olive who goes to school break. that means that the classrooms in some areas of the mark and i'm now getting seriously crowded nicolette checkup is getting ready for school. it was a little help from her mom it's noon in the comments to hurry. well the school day is winding up for other children hers is just beginning prices start at one pm and the sweat away from the romney settlement to the school. today takes even longer than usual as our tv crew attracts plenty of attention and crowds of curious children the us. how

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here is the alcoholic beverage of choice in belgium the world's miss renowned grooming nation where about sixty percent of production is exported lately the year sales are taking hits. due to a war with wine. most belgian beer gets sold in france with the government has slapped a tax increase of one hundred and sixty per cent on year to protect french wine growers belgian brewers say the measure is unfairly targeted sales to friends have dropped by half a million had the leaders a loss of sixteen million euros so far. beer producers have known turned to the european union to scrap the french tax it's another principle that can be for us the difference between life and you are in every member state according to peter stayed till wants that. she loves to this proportion melton between beer and wine. like it was the boatman from who cannot accept that it's not good for the european market the chance to repeal all it's shown that consumers are not happy with it. meanwhile in france that tax is having its desired results. already since january when the french tax hike on beer take effect one s

and the groom's all seemed only interested in six hundred and ten palestinian businessmen came to see mimi could mean a lot of money and time to rethink how i make a comfortable living in georgia. he asked me to fine tune his twenty year old jamie and now he's fond of this fast my mom's wanted to be as he studied at the small shop which she can from pan. how old is she who would. he's forty eight years old when amy spent three days a month. some are. auschwitz is that the man will have to pay a dowry of some ten thousand euros to the family she is not willing to share with us what her condition is once her work is done the marriage business has been booming ever since syrians arrived in droves and jordan. six hundred thousand of them at this point according to the high commission for refugees three quarters of them are women and children many of them young girls were very full. that is outside the camp. the international community takes care of basic needs and can do little about people's sense of insecurity in order to protect family on or some parents choose to marry their daughters

i will give you a coach, horses, grooms, servants, as much money as you like, if you will give the pleasure of accompanying you. what presumptions. signore, permit me to ask, by what right you offer the signorina beatrice such things, when you can see that she's in my company? who are you, her brother, her relative or some fortune hunter? sir, i am a gentleman. i am, moreover, under obligation to look after this lady. well, then, friend, you're in a difficult situation. - and why? - because it takes more of a man than you are to look after a lady. signorina beatrice, give me your hand and let me be of service to you. come, let us go. i told you to remember your manners. this, to me? to me, whom nobody has ever dared give an insolent glance. do you not know who i am? i'm the marquis lelio, lord of monte fresco, count of fonte chiara, magistrate of selva ambrosa. i have more estates than you hairs in that badly combed wig and more money than you'll ever see in your life. as if everybody didn't know him. calls himself count, marquis, ha, ha. when he's only the nephew of dr. balanzoni. either t

then it was fun to one belgian father son was groomed into joining the islamist rebels in syriac to nietzsche and don't make one to the war torn country to plan his child and bringing bond said european governments oh well aware of the prelim on the youngsters being sold to syria to point it was her standing down each week. don't know what is said that the body. more advance notice they are influenced by the internet the web is also learning that the oldest websites as how to write about it on the internet for what the government. most of the juvenile yes and all the nations that noah. in the hopes that tomorrow the unknown with a wobbly bits from this the government to know the government the topic the people then the goat pen and did a lot of the gospels but he did real. this was rather quiet. you can never see them. no never. i'm not chinese that can change the future serial becomes his own wake this one as the presidential election will be held in june and the fact. then came shortly on the move will start time just counseling the parliament building in the scent of damascus. this is char

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grooming is about 10% of their revenue but 16% of their operating profit.ve seen their revenue decline for the first year and five for the grooming segment. we have seen a bit of a market share issue because of the new subscription clubs, like harry's and the dollar shaved club, where you pay a monthly fee and you get the razors monthly. you have also seen declines in the market for razors overall. there are a couple of reasons behind that. first of all, beards are more fashionable now. we can thank brooklyn for what has happened to the beard market . i was talking with an analyst said alsonestine who because we have seen the unemployment rate rising, if you don't have a job you are not shaving is often. also, the aging of the u.s. population, older men not going into work are not shaving as often, this all affects the markets in razors. >> razors are really tied to unemployment in some way. fascinating. coming up, one step forward, two steps back, herbal life reports better than estimated earnings but a new documentary threatens to show that the company is

tied to the driving the was anxiety next mieno was having a medical problem is that of the alter the groomas rushed by paramedics to the emergency room doctors saved his life and the wedding day. their money to stop where it left off for the paramedics as witnesses the bride did not wearing a wedding gown but hey the groom did a hospital gown. in sports garry wills ought to nba player hall of famer and for warriors and eight here in the studio to talk about the donald sterling's situation and the reaction to it. and also go back out to los angeles for a court comestible center in less than an hour the where is for the game tonight sit- in's. none [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. the commissioner of the nba on sterling ban. >> : effective immediately i am getting mr. sterling from life with any association with the clipper

groups be designed and that all buildings and public places illegally seized should be vacated they groom and also requires an amnesty for processed as and last but not least a broad national dialogue should bear standish extending to all regions and it's not all signs are committed to fulfilling these conditions danced of year foreign affairs journalist neil clark it's clear to me that the authorities and the western sponsors are only playing lip service to this agreement their rations are saying to us loud and clear that they're not really interested in the escalation quite the opposite they actually want to escalate this crisis still heard unfortunately they're supposed to be a democratic revolution in ukraine wasn't it and yet we've got your priorities using more repressive measures the previous government on this and they're using neo nazi groups like the right sector and the circle democrats are using tyrannical methods to quell the said. kiev has now holzer its military operation to quell the unrest in the east which it regards a separate his and terrorism the crime down began last