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can knock out serbia then austria hungary will be will be thriving power and then that would somehow. reinforce germany's role in the europe and i think what good having here now is i think the united states is increasingly anxious that this unilateral moment is the enjoyed since the end of the cold war is china is certainly are the a rising power. russia is also you know reemerging from its. weakness and feebleness in the post cold war era and i think there are that's where i think the danger lies and with the united states believing that it needs to do something to shift the balance of forces in its favor and in favor of a bloc that it dominates. that's exactly what the united states is doing with its pivot so-called to the pacific but at the same time you have. saying that it's going to enforce its own. fly zone close to its borders which we all know that south korea did it unilaterally japan you did it unilaterally the united states it unilaterally and then everybody gets upset when the chinese start doing the same thing the u.s. certainly does feel threatened in the pacific that

six million dollars for obama in two thousand and twelve calling bell nominated as ambassador to hungary contributed about eight hundred thousand dollars to obama's reelection and no one brazen mom a potential ambassador to argentina raised more than five hundred thousand dollars for obama's reelection to look more into obama's political picks for him basters i spoke with r t political commentator sam sax and comedian lee camp and i first asked sam what he thought about the situation. look all the administrations have done this and usually. somewhere around thirty percent of their ambassador ships have gone to political allies the obama administration in the first of the first term it was something like thirty eight percent second term it started off in its fifty three percent so it looks like this administration is doing it more than previous ones but there is a sort of quid pro quo here if you help me get elected will be a pretty nice gig for you down the road and vaster ships are usually pretty nice drops to have and i think jay carney said well it's just because there's so much turno

are our strategic interests in hungary? >> well, we have a strategic interest in terms of what our key priorities -- >> reporter: she had a hard time answering the most basic questions about hungary, but she did raise $800,000 for the obama campaign. how much does it cost to become an ambassador, to be named ambassador in the obama administration? >> there have been many, many political ambassadors, people who have come from a range of histories and backgrounds who have been very successful and worked very effectively in these roles. >> so, wait a minute, jon. you can become ambassador to norway, argentina, without ever having been? how do we get one of these jobs? >> reporter: well, david, the magic number appears to be $500,000. more than half of the noncareer ambassadors nominated by president obama in his second term gave at least that now his re-election campaign. now, it's important to point out that all presidents reward big donors, but obama has done it more than bush or clinton. >> all right, jon karl on the case a

i guess and develop you've been to hungary yes senator i have missed them and have you been targeting. center i haven't had the opportunity yet to be there i've traveled pretty extensively around the world but i haven't yet had a chance said i am. the real expert on china. and some of those nominees are big donors indeed robert c. barber the nominee for iceland raise more than one point six million dollars for obama in two thousand and twelve colleen belle nominated as ambassador to hungary contributed about eight hundred thousand dollars to obama's reelection and no love bryson i'm a potential ambassador to argentina raised more than five hundred thousand dollars for obama's re-election to look more into obama's political picks for ambassadors i was joined earlier by r t political commentator sam sax and comedian b camp first asked sam what he thought about the situation look at all the administrations have done this and usually. somewhere around thirty percent of their search ships have gone to political allies the obama administration in the first of the first term it was something

i guess and you belive you've been to hungary yes senator i have mr mann have you been to argentina. center i haven't had the opportunity yet to be there i've traveled pretty extensively around the world but i haven't yet had a chance said i am. the real expert on china. and some of those nominees are big donors indeed robert c. barber the nominee for iceland raised more than one point six million dollars for obama in two thousand and twelve colleen belle nominated as ambassador to hungary contributed about eight hundred thousand dollars to obama's re-election and no one bryson may potential ambassador to argentina raise more than five hundred thousand dollars for obama's reelection so here to look more into obama's political picks for ambassadors we have our team political commentator sam sax and comedian can't thank you both for joining me so sam what do you make of this is this corruption in its greatest form or was bold sort of the legal forms of corruption that are commonplace in washington d.c. it seems like look all the administrations have done this and usually possum inserti

i was talking about hungary '56, czechoslovakia '68.d to the leaders of that revolution. isn't it almost surreal in 2014 to see these images coming out, like they're coming out from prague in 1968? and what can the united states do? >> well, that's -- that's really the question, joe. i mean, last night, secretary of state john kerry put out a very tough statement that peggy noonan could have written, saying that, yes, we stand with the side -- with the forces of freedom and democracy, and president yanukovych immediately must form -- work with the opposition to establish an interim government. it stopped short of -- of course, it calls for an end to the thuggish violence -- a proper use of the word "thug" -- that's taking place. but it stopped short of saying president yanukovych must go. and i suspect that's because when this -- you know, when this country comes out and says "x" must go, president someone must go, like president assad, and then they don't go, then we end up in a worse situation, and your question is the right one. what

another is colleen bell, the soap opera producer tapped to be envoy to hungary. in january, she struggled to respond to senator john mccain at her own confirmation hearing. >> what do you think are-- what are our strategic interests in hungary? >> well, we have our strategic interests, in terms of what are our key priorities in hungary, i think our key priorities are to improve upon, as i mentioned, the security relationship and also the law enforcement and to promote business opportunities, increase trade-- >> i'd like to ask again what our strategic interests in hungary are? >> ifill: the ambassador- designate to norway, chartwell hotels c.e.o. george tsunis, also ran into trouble when mccain asked about norway's anti-immigration "progress party." >> thank you, senator. it's a very seminal question. >> such a value on free speech is that you get some fringe elements that have a microphone, that spew their hatred. and although i will tell you norway has been very quick to denounce them, we're going to continue to work with norway to make sure-- >> the government

over in hungary the country's route during occupation. nicklaus course he was honored with a bronze statue of last year this year the country's jewish community has boycotted the holocaust remember activities for the government's recent attempted don't claim country's role in the genocide at the hands of the nazis. grievance in hungary and bulgaria seem to support a survey published last year with the european union which showed that three of every foreign jewish people living in europe believe that anti semitism is on the rise. a recent check to the university has discovered that scientists at the dachau concentration camp to research the possible use of malaria infected mosquitoes as weapons during the lord to dr klaus reinhardt made the discovery after examining the archives of the ensign a logical institute and jacko. heinrich himmler the leader of the dreaded stands set up the inset research facility at dachau in nineteen forty two biologists and there had apparently been trying to figure out which types of mosquitoes were best able

in hungary had trouble with some basic questions. >> what are our strategic interests in hungary?we have a strategic interest in terms of what our key priorities. >> reporter: bell did raise $800,000 for the obama campaign. with these three most recent nominees knowing so little about their appointed countries, the board of the american foreign service association is considering the unusual move of publicly opposing them, something it hasn't done since 1993. still, the full senate is expected to approve all three nominees. >>> well, a san diego couple suing one of the country's biggest pet stores after their 10-year-old son died from an infection he got from his pet rat. little aidan pankey died last summer less than two weeks after his grandmother bought the rat from petco. the family says the petco was negligent by not adequately testing the rodent for disease. petco released a statement saying "we follow what we believe are the industry's strongest standards for companion animal health and welfare. we leave specific testing protocols to be determined by our vendors unless we id

then you had austria-hungary assaying germany interest. angulated italy, and so you had a sort of combination of very dangerous local rivalries with outside powers being dragged in. >> robert, i'd be interested, because you have a perspective -- a little bit longer perspective in terms of research over the last quarter century. do you have any sense that anything we've learned since then through the archives -- and margaret, since you the very recent in any archives you could probably respond to this as well -- whether our thinking about this air has changed anyway since you first wrote "dreadnought" nearly a quarter-century ago. i mean, it's still very releva relevant. >> david, i've got five or six books to read that i know of, beginning with margaret's, to learn what later, refresher research has taught us. i've never felt -- i've never been asked this kind of a conference or panel on the subject, so i've not thought about it much. i've been going back to russia. but i will be very interested to read what you and max hastings and the fe

can do but when you start singing ambassadors to china who don't know anything about china quarter hungary or so. a small country here were talking about a problem due to content for which we have very bad strategic ties to sell me what you think the implications of this are you having all these ambassadors all around the world. on that you'll not know all about the country's there and don't think it'll change things much to give like i was saying i think important things in france the scarier things are done in other levels of them. by adding you know it and it didn't affect our country that we have a of the cowboy you can ride a horse and then the cheerleader folk oh boy did that the mountains and in the value we place presidential candidate who could win something she read so when is the master does not mean you haven't been to the country is and what role are best response to play you might remember when we to its release the that the state department cables ambassadors and diplomats were encouraged to spy on the countries that the toothpick like information about foreign diplomats. so

jews were not communist and most communist were not jews, but you had a salient groups in romania, hungary, and poland and other places. in the late 1940s and early 1950s they tried to regain their legitimacy by putting their jewish leaders on trial and accusing them of being american spies and so on. this was something that stalin was very much support of, if not the motive force. so stalin used try to bolster their regime. >> wit was written it is hard t imagine a more provocing -- provoking book -- than this. >> i decided to write a small book on a big topic. their intersection is a key topic in the his of capitalism and in the history of the jews. it was regarded as insinidary from some because i have been talking about the anti-semite of views and the way they denigrated. it was used by anti-capitalist who drew upon this to stigmatize capitalism. the fact the negative stereotypes of jews on greed, and materialism and money still have an afterlife, although demenishing in the western world, adds to the charge in people's mind. my few as people who are radically prejudice are going to a

she's now representing you in hungary.tries around the world. >> this is what she knows about hungary. >> what are our strategic interests in hungary? >> well, we have a strategic interest in terms of what our key priorities are in hungary. i think our key priorities are to improve upon, as i mentioned the security relationship and the law enforcement and to promote business opportunities, increase trade -- >> i would like to ask what our strategic interests in hungary are. >> we'd like to feed the hungry. >> the real question is how do you pronounce strategic. >> she was nervous. >> this ought to be a basic criterion. >> i want to write a new script for her. bless her heart. i can't help but feel sorry for her. of course she should know more about the country to be the ambassador. >> it was the whole reason to vote for obamacare in 2008. the rest of the world doesn't like us. we'll be respected once this guy is president. that's before we sent soap opera producers to one of our few remaining allies. so depressing. >> i do

hungary's ambassador to the u.s. is an economist with 27 years experience at the international misunderstandry fund. bell is not alone. two other are a hotel mag nate and political consultant had not been to the country they were supposed to represent, but had raised megabucks for candidates. >> even a designated ambassador to the post of china. during his confirmation hearing, this is how he responded to a national security issue. >> i am no real expert on china, but it's - it's my strong believe that chinese people are just as proud as we americans are proud. >> he was confirmed, but to be fair, there is a bipartisan habit of nominating folks with no expertise on their given country, but who had raised a lot of money for the party in power. a third of ambassadorships had been given to some with experience. mark evans ostad was a regan appointee, he caused an international incident, found drunk, yelling and banging on a woman's door at 3am. at a similar time an appointee was asked to leave because he kept two prosti

ambassador to hungary, colleen bell, stumbled through an explanation of u.s. interest there.is a soap opera producer whose show the bold and the beautiful airs on cbs, but they is also a top fundraiser who brought in more than $500,000 in donations for the obama campaign. so did the nominees to argentina, norway and iceland. last week white house spokesman jay carney defended president obama's choices. >> being a donor to the president's campaign does not guarantee you a job in the administration, but it does not prevent you from getting one. >> reporter: the reality is that all presidents give plum assignments as political rewards. during his two terms in office 37% of president obama's ambassador appointees have been political supporters rather than diplomats. former ambassador stewart holliday was a political appointee under president george w. bush. >> i really think that political appoint yechs could be wonderful representatives of the -- appointees could be wonderful representatives of the president, but yes, they should have been prepared and ready because they'll have

burke travels to hungary and witnesses the aftermath firsthand. >> we went back primarily to recoverpository and the affected parts of the environment to look at what happens to the red mud that is left in the soil and what possible hazards are involved with that. >> in all, ten people lose their lives in the disaster. dozens of homes are ruined and 15 square miles of land are affected. all of this devastation leaves more questions than answers. >>. >> because it's the first spill of the material, no one has really studied how the material is on the natural environment. >> in time more will be understood. meanwhile, the investigation in to the cause of the investigation is underway. as residents rebuild, they look back in sadness on the day the red flood marred their picturesque town forever. sadly, just as nature can strike in an instant and create terrible destruction, man can also wreak havoc on nature and leave behind catastrophic damage. it's a delicate balance. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> fists flying at traffic stops. >> your bod

but now we're sending people to countries like hungary which is going through a very tough period.ne of our strongest allies. and by the way, the defense minister of norway, she told me that that interview has gone viral in norway. what do the norwegian people think of us? and so it's got to be brought back under control. i understand london, paris, you got to have wealthy people. that's a normal thing. but we're really the only country that has this practice. and it's like any other evil. it's grown and grown and grown. and it's now become a real embarrassment. >> do you vote against these nominees? >> yes. >> you do? >> yes. i do. but remember, since harry reid exercised the nuclear option, where it only takes 51 votes, then they will probably get through unless the american people say enough. >> senator mccain, good to have you on. thank you. >> thank you, anderson. >>> up next tonight, deadly unrest in venezuela. it's getting really bad. a woman whose tragic killing is rallying the pro democracy opposition. so you can get out of your element. so you can explore a new frontier a

the ambassador to hungary ask a soap opera star. she appeared to know very little about that country. but former senator max baucus me a stunning admission about china where he will be the next ambassador. >> i am no real expert on china, but it's my strong belief that chinese people are just as proud as we americans are proud. >> state department spokesmen jim saki has defendanted the president's political picks. >> we have ambassadors from business back grounds and from political back grounds, but our picks are approximately a 70/30 balance. >> ambassador nominees with a highly sarcastic remark. he said quoting, i have no more questions for this incredibly highly qualified group of nominees. >>> a verdict could come any moment now in the case of michael dunn, as jury deliberations enter their fourth day. he's the florida man who allegedly killed a teenager during an argument over his loud music, michael dunn, charged with first-degree murder, but he claims he shot jordan davis in self-defense. >> reporter: the only new development

they come from hungary, argentina, germany, and spain, and the anti-immigration initiative disturbs them>> i think it's normal that people move between countries and find work there. >> the initiative is more emotional than well-founded. >> but even their teacher is worried about what he sees as an onslaught on switzerland. >> no other country is just wrong. you could even say overwhelmed. this has nothing to do with xenophobia. these people who come from abroad -- i like them. >> if the anti-immigration initiative succeeds, the consequences could be far-reaching. up till now, switzerland has probably benefited more than the european union has on the agreements between the two. >> it would mean that swiss companies might have very limited access to the european market and the e u is, by far, the biggest sales market for swiss exports. >> the opponents of immigration are still a minority for now, but the heated debates of recent weeks have taken a toll. other european countries have lost some trust in switzerland. >> why should the birth rate we so different between two neighboring countr

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researchers in hungary found dogs have an area in their brains that recognize the voice similar to humansand that area can understand subtleties in tones, expressions and emotions. so the findings say how dogs are able to understand commands. researchers tested dogs using whining, crying, happy barks and laughing noises. their brains lit up in the same area as human brains when they heard those sounds. >>> and you have to see this incredible video of an ice jam that broke loose. so the rocky river in ohio was frozen solid when it suddenly gave way yesterday afternoon. witnesses say there was a loud cracking sound and then the river started flowing fast. the flash flood warning was posted in the area until early this morning. many homeowners were forced to higher ground as a precaution. >>> it's a big problem this year because they are getting these ultimate freezing and then warming spells and so the freeze, the river freezes up and sudden dramatic warmth and then, you know, all at once, the rivers melt, the ice goes down and that's a big problem out east. there's not a problem we have on

they come from hungary argentina germany and spain. and the anti immigration initiative to stir them up. the pieces. i think it's normal for people move between countries and find work there station. fido i think and this is the heir to the most. it is more emotional than dwell on it and that they can fulfill but even their teacher is worried about what he sees as an onslaught on switzerland he kind of nice plump those who know about the country's this product you can even say overwhelmed who did this does nothing to do with xenophobia these people who come from a pro. i like the one conducted i'm going to come today. it's the anti immigration initiative succeeds the consequences could be far reaching. up till now switzerland has probably benefited more than the european union has from the agreements between the two. it would mean that swiss companies might have very limited access to the european market and the eu is by far the biggest sales market for swiss exports of goods the opponents of immigration are still a minority for now bu

ambassador ship about half a million bucks in bumbled money they are sending soap opera producer to hungary. they can't define the nature of the relationship. forget they don't know the languages or been to these places. can't define why this place is important to the united states. >> it used to be something you went overseas after college it shouldn't be a perk of becoming an ambassador. the money point here is crucial as we get in to another presidential season, which seems -- never seem to stop but there are people who raising lots of money for candidates that they will get put in one of these jobs. goes back to the influence of money and politics. >> it's not the worst thing in the world that this is an issue. i think it's embarrassing to the administration but important that it shows sort of behind the scenes how people get ambassador jobs. there are great ambassadors out there but also, you should do your homework. i don't think you have to have gone to the country before becoming the ambassador but should do your homework, should read -- >> schieffer: know where it is. >> you should

more in tune with their owner's feelings and emotions than was previously thought researchers in hungary have found that a dog's brain reacts to voices the same way a human brain does and there are iraqi reacts to emotionally charged sounds and tonalities in a way similar to humans after extensive training researchers gave eleven dogs m.r.i. scans to see how their brains reacted to vary in various voices and sounds they did the same thing with a group of twenty two human study participants the researchers played over two hundred different sounds to both the dogs and the people who whistle sounds car sounds nature sounds and humans and the researchers found that a similar region of the brain located within the temporal lobe of the brain reacted in both the dogs and the humans brains when they heard human voices and sounds both the dogs and people also reacted similarly to emotional sounds like crying or laughing. so the next time your dog or cat starts looking their cat starts looking frantically across the room looks like empty space there may be more there than meets the eye and when it

here's how researchers in hungary figured it out.ed these dogs to lie completely still in an mri machine for up to eight minutes. then, they conducted the first-ever comparison between the brains of humans and dogs. putting headphones on both while exposing them to the same sounds -- crying, whining, laughter. look at our brains side by side -- the same areas active in humans also active in dogs. >> they have a sensitivity to some of the same things we do. including someone who is experiencing strong emotion and that does mark them quite different from other animals. >> reporter: scientists think it might be because we've grown up together, they say dogs and humans have been buddies for over 30,000 years. maybe that's why we just get each other. linzie janis, abc news, new york. >>> and thank you for watching. we're always here at abcnews.com. "nightline" will be along later and i'll see you right here to close out the week tomorrow night. good night. throwing water bottles. >> serious injuries in a construction site. we're live on t

. >> reporter: and there's colleen bell, a soap opera producer, named ambassador to hungary. >> what are our strategic interests in hundrgary. >> in terms of our key priorities. >> reporter: she had a hard time answering the most basic questions, but she raised $800 240ush ,000 to the obama campaign. >> how much does it cost? >> there have been many, many political ambassadors, people that have come from a range of histories and backgrounds who have been very successful and worked very electively in these roles. >> so, wait a minute, jon. you can become ambassador without having been? >> reporter: the magic number is $500,000 or so, david, it seems. more than hatch of the noncareer ambassadors nominated by president obama gave at least that much to his re-election campaign. now, it's important to point out that all president boss that but president obama has done more, more appointees to political supporters than bush or clinton. >> all right, jon karl on the case again tonight. jon, thank you. >>> and now, to a very difficult day here in new york city for the children, the family of

recent nominees to ambassadorships to norway, argentina and hungary have eater embarrassed themselvestheir senate confirmation hearing or demonstrated a startling lack of expertise in the country they have been designated to. >> have you gone to argentina? >> senator, i haven't had an opportunity to be there yet. i've traveled extensively around the world but i haven't yet had a chance. >> they are not experts in diplomacy but instead they are experts at raising money for president obama. now this is a practice that both parties have engaged in but whether you're a republican or a democrat, it's troubling nonetheless. >> i really can't defend that one. >> as the future ambassador of ireland i'll say i'll raise no money and take that job happily. >> i want to thank tracy and tim. go facebook or twitter and weigh in on our fire back question should hillary clinton run for president in 2016. 60% of you say yes, 40% say no. this debate will continue online. >> from the right i'm kevin. >> from the left i'm van jones. please join us for another edition of "crossfire" tomorrow. erin burn on

. >> what are our strategist interests in hungary?r both countries and for the world to continue working together on the cause of human rights. >> hotel executive, the president's pick for norway called a party there a fringe group. >> we're going to continue to work with norway -- >> the government has denounced them. the coalition of the government. >> i stand corrected. >> reporter: the possible ambassador to argentina hasn't even visited the country. >> i think this is very significant post. >> reporter: late night comics had a field day. >> i was in cancun and dated a girl named tina. >> it is just embarrassing and we should not embarrass the united states america. these countries look up to the united states of america. >> reporter: diplomatic expertise isn't a job requirement, but critics question the wisdom of awarding campaign fundraisers with overseas assignments. bell brought in more than $800,000 in 2012 to reelect president obama. president obama promised to choose more career diplomats as m ambassador, but they found 37%

. >> what are our strategic interests in hungary. >> protect the security both for both countries ando continue working together on the cause of human rights. >> reporter: hotel executive george sunos, the pick for norway, called that a fringe group. >> the government has denounced them. the coalition government. >> well, i would say, you know what -- i stand corrected. >> reporter: the man who wants to be visitor to argentina hasn't even visited the country. >> i view this as a very significant post. >> reporter: late night comics had a field day. >> i was in cancun and i dated a girl named tina. is that good? >> it is just embarrassing and we should not embarrass the united states of america. these countries look up to the united states of america. >> reporter: diplomatic expertise isn't a job rirt but critics question the wisdom of rewarding campaign fund-raisers with plum overseas assignment. bell brought in more than $800,000 to re-elect president obama. president obama promised to choose more career diplomats as ambassadors but the american foreign service association found 37%

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out on the job site with a full stomach, with a mill, nice breakfast and so they are not working hungary. >> it's a goal that is very much in line with a mission. only the best for members of this millionaire's club. >> great cool there. >> the red carpet was out in london for the bafta awards. the historical drama "12 years a slave", won honours with "gravity" and "american hustle." >> even the biggest movie stars in the world need somehow to stay smart now and again. hollywood's royalty were all over the red carpet in london. they had to make way for the real thing as prince william turned up to make this woman a bafta fello, dame helen mirren, who won an oscar once, for playing his grandmother, the queen. >> "gravity" had big hopes, up for 11 awards, including best british film, which it took. the entire cast, all two of them, are american. the movie set in space. this still counts as a british film. here is why... >> it wasn't filmed in outer space, but here. the fact of the matter is film making is international. the bavtas are an international -- baftas are an international film aw

. >> the fall of the iron curtain people in poland a and the czech republic and hungary and russia wouldame their kids ronald reagan. >> do you think they uh appreciate it? >> i like it. you know why? he named his kid after george h.w. bush. it could be worse by one letter. dubbya. >> i saw that one coming. >> we know nobody remembers history. >> what if everyone was named after another person? >> like margaret thatcher? that would be cool. >> i am naming my first daughter margaret thatcher. >> are you? >> no. >> it is like the show on abc called "the neighbors" and the aliens took names like larry bird. it is other people called by other people's names. >> andy, what famous name could you give your child if you decided to pro create. it would have the same effect in the united states. i am thinking jack efron. >> i am thinking not greg gutfeld. >> i helped your career, young man. >> you would say hi, i am not greg gutfeld and they would be happy. back to your point, there was one furious commenter who said a kuwaiti man named his son after george w. bush. >> i will call myself oj. >> th

. >> you grew up in hungary. >> they are not helping the little guy. that is a myth. they talk a good game but as far as delivery is concerned the left does nothing but place ultimately people that the concentration camps because nobody will comply with their stupid vision. >> but neither bob nor president obama is putting people in concentration camps. >> not yet. under the left you have these people who are supposed to be getting on board willingly, but they don't come on board willingly. very few will just like with obamacare. >> i don't pay taxes willingly. i pay because i have to. >> income inequality hurt nobody unless the inequality came about through theft or through -- >> is it not gross that some people have more money? >> not more gross than kobe bryant throws basketballs much better than some of the people on the street. it is no worse than the fact that the kenyan marathon runners win every year over and over and over again. this is the way the world goes. >> any time when you cry to upset it with human meddling congress calls it the public choice problem

just a reminder, ukraine is located in central europe right next orussia on the east, poanld and hungary on the west. now opposition leaders are demanding viktor yanukovych's resignation. joining us is maximyokavi. what have you been seeing? >> basically, the same picture of high tension. but thankfully, some clashes there stop and people are just waiting to see you know, maybe not just waiting to see what's going to happen next, but just give some time to themselves to rest. because it was dramatic 24 hours for everybody. and people are just exhausted. >> yeah, i mean, how are they getting food? are they cut off from the outside, the protesters? >> yeah, it's a big problem now for protesters. because kiev is under lock down. it's hard to get inside the city and it's even harder to get to the independence square, you know with riot police just blocking, or trying to block, any movement towards independence square. and right now, practically there is a state of emergency in kiev. sometimes it looks like a ghost town and traditionally there should be like traffic jams, a lot of people. and