prime minister will meet us secretary of state john terry and sunday in paris with other talks on the ukrainian crisis. not only reveals that that scary but these neo groups at the right side set is on the verge of becoming a real political movement in ukraine. the group has recently been condemned by brussels. i mean not the criticism causing some confusion as she sat on the blog reports. i should have denounced rights act says he's calling on and to refrain from buying is to get up there on isn't it basically stop hating on the democrats take me now this is a great right now they've been feeding the continent in kiev calling on the interior minister to resign saying. finally we have an admission from the needed and often dangerous false as the monks say is that boards about that in ukraine but the meaning of this statement is needless to say the names throughout this crisis in ukraine. the us and the eu have been very much in support of the protest movement that than the foreign minister gemini and went inside and to pledge his support. despite the fact that russia has repeatedly ca

frosting and trenton us secretary of state john terry will hold talks with russian foreign minister sergei lavrov in paris later today to discuss the ongoing ukrainian prices. the meeting follows moscow's pledge not to invade oatmeal and ukraine following its seizure of crimea. the takeover has led to the worst east west tensions since the cold war era an era. but essendon shanty reports two sides are working towards a diplomatic solution to the standoff hopefully he comes around you read the air the us and the tree of state has abruptly changed course every human cruelty toll announced minute meeting with his russian counterpart speaking of rolls and a step towards resolving its unafraid the ukraine washington has only deepened his disdain to de escalate tensions. the united states has been pressing russia to pull back its streets to the crimean bases. the most he requested and international honors is going to ukraine. totally crammed into teaching tool to kiev the us president and his opposite number and got to be put in. and any discounts on the famed race to resolve the ongoing crisis

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secretary of state john terry is due shortly to meet his russian counterpart sergei lavrov in london. >>> three years on from the start of the syria conflict, we look at the plight of the millions of people who have fled the fighting there. >>> hello, everyone. it's nearly a week since the disappearance of the airliner mh-470 with 239 people on board. the search has had to be widened yet again. they have confirmed their focus has shifted much further to the northwest towards the islands in the indian ocean, andaman islands. the acting traps port minister has just given this update on the search. >> there's been a lot of media speculation today after comments from unnamed u.s. officials suggested the plane may have traveled for some time after losing contact. as is standard procedure, the investigation team will not publicly release information until it has properly been verified and corroborated with relevant authorities. nor do we want to be drawn into specific remarks that unnamed officials have reportedly made in the media. since sunday, we have worked closely with our internationa

putin on friday, followed by sunday -- followed on sunday by meetings between secretary of state john terry and russian counterpart sergei lavrov. havee u.s. and russia differences of opinion about the events that led to this crisis. but both of us recognize the importance of finding a diplomatic solution and of simultaneously meeting the needs of ukrainian people that we agreed on tonight. the russians actions over the past several weeks placed it at odds with the rule of law and the international community. and we still believe, on the wrong side of history. but any real progress in ukraine must include a pullback of the very large russian force that is currently massing along ukraine's borders. >> russia says it wants ukraine to adopt a federal system of semi autonomous regions. holdwo sides are said to continue talks. thousands of palestinians have rallied across israel and the occupied territories to mark land day. the protest commemorates the killings of arab demonstrators protesting the seizure of their land. >> this is the land they celebration. the palestinian community -- every ye

drop in the language and he basically said he i guess he had spoken to john kerry about it and john terry said they want the imf language but they won't be eight more. >> in addition to the imf language, what about senate republicans, they wanted some amendments deal with energy to ukraine and other issues. dedicate that? >> they wanted those and it looks like that's not going to happen for the. it seems that's what the deal obstruct the democrats drop the imf language, let's go ahead and move this thing forward and that will happen tomorrow. >> what about the house? before they went on the recess a week ago didn't they pass legislation that would provide loan guarantees to ukraine? what else do they have to work on? >> they did. the house to pass the loan guarantees measure as a stand-alone bill before the last weeks recess. the senate has kind of put both sanctions and aid decrease in the same bill and that's the bill the senate will vote on tomorrow. the house is considering their own sanctions measure basically doing aid before the break. not coming back and doing sanctions and they'r

terry. >>> as you said, secretary of state john kerry was on the ground in ukraine. and abc's chief global affairs correspondent, martha raddatz, is traveling with him and joining us right now. martha, give it to us straight. is the united states closer to conflict with russia tonight or not? >> reporter: vladimir putin, the bully, vladimir putin, may already have gotten what he wants, crimea. so, it's very possible he won't push any further. this is the way that man negotiates. he is a bully. he is hammer-handed. this is how he operates. >> but there's going to be meetings. they are negotiating? >> reporter: there are negotiations going on. tomorrow, secretary kerry will be meeting with the russian foreign minister here in paris. secretary kerry wants to get this settled as soon as possible. >> at the end of the day, can the united states let russia keep crimea this way? >> reporter: a simple answer to that is, is europe going to go to war over crimea? the united states certainly won't. so, that may well happen. >> all right. martha raddatz, as we said, traveling wi

terry nichols, and michael fortier were involved? because there were most assuredly others. >> much of the speculation centers on the man reportedly seen with mcveigh at the truck rental company. known as john number two, the description did not fit either terry nichols or michael fortier. investigators concluded that john doe number two never existed. >> we found a gentleman that had been in there that generally fit the description of john doe number two but it turned out it had been on a different day. he'd been in there with a friend who had rented a ryder truck. so we now realize it was a misidentification of people transposing two different events and putting two different occurrences together. >> mcveigh swore to us over and over again that there was no john doe number two, no one was with him on the day of the bombing. >> the biggest misconception out there about the oklahoma city bombing, in my view, is this is something that sprang from the brain of timothy mcveigh, was masterminded by timothy mcveigh and substantially carried out by timothy mcveigh with very little help from terry nichols. >> if there were other people involved with the bombing, who were they? some believe there m

for more, let me brink in terrorism and lest terry lighter and john cox. john, i want to talk about this issue of the missing plane and the idea the plane seems to have leveled off at 35,000 feet, that is generally when the computers take over. is there any possibility that there could have been some kind of miscalculation, some kind of problem in that transition from when the pilots had control of the plane to the automatic going on in the plane? >> i think at this point it's important to recognize that everything is still on the table. what we know is we don't know a lot and in normal crews the auto pilot would be flying the airplane, that's what i would expect to be happening on a boeing 777 at this part of the flight. as investigators look, they'll look at a lot of things. one of the early things will be the debris field, is it large, small, what effect has the wind had? there's a lot for us to look at here. right now we don't have the evidence. >> the reason the debris field, some new information would be, assuming they find it, if it was a wide area,

terry. we are joined by secretary of state, john kerry this morning. mr. secretary, thanks for joining us this morning. we have reports. russian forces surrounding ukraine military bases. they say they are on the brink of disaster. is he right? >> we hope not. we hope it's not going to be a disaster. what has happened is a brazen act of aggression in violation of international law, in violation of the u.n. charter, in violence of the helsinki final act, in violence of the 9 1997 ukraine/russian basing agreement. russia has engaged in a military act of aggression against another country. and it has huge risks, george. it's a 19th-century act in the 21st century that really puts at question russia's capacity to be within the g8. >> all those violations, sir. what's the penalty for what russia has already done? >> well, we're busy right now coordinating with our counterparts in many parts of the world. yesterday the president of the united states had an hour and a half conversation with president putin. he pointed out importantly that we don't want to be a la

secretary of state john kerry travels to the ukraine tomorrow. abc's terryreporter: by sea the russian navy poured in more forces. on the roads, russian troops were on the move. on the border between crimea and the rest of ukraine, russian soldiers were spotted digging trenches, a sign they're here to stay. and nearby, in russia itself, full scale military exercises were under way ominously. for ukraine's new prime minister, it was all too much. >> we are on the brink of a disaster. >> reporter: in kiev, the ukrainian government put its military on high alert and mobilized forces. for war. but russia now totally controls this key part of ukraine. the crimean peninsula where there is strong popular support for russia and where the russian navy has based ships for two centuries. some pro-russian forces took over government buildings and trashed them. at nato headquarters in brussels, a sharp demand. >> russia must stop its military activities and its threats. >> reporter: at the ukrainian military base here in crimea, that wasn't happening. hundreds of russian

now, john kerry traveling to meet with his russian counterpart. why the sudden shift? terry moran in paris. terry. >> reporter: good evening, david. these are high-stakes talks here in paris, a hastily arranged u.s.-russia meeting, all triggered by a surprise phone call from vladimir putin to president obama on friday, as diplomacy races to keep up with the crisis. that was fast. in crimea late last night, all the clocks were moved two hours forward to be on moscow time, just days after russia took control of the region from ukraine. and there's this. russian tanks and troops, up to 50,000, the u.s. says, now poised on ukraine's border, a very real threat to invade the rest of the country. tonight in paris, it was a perfunctory handshake between secretary of state kerry and the russian foreign minister. afterwards -- >> both of us recognize the importance of finding of a diplomatic solution and simultaneously meeting the needs of the ukrainian people and that we agreed on tonight. >> reporter: the big question now -- what does putin want? on "this week" the russian ambassado

john mitchell, friendly bounce for him. they win 3-2 clinching a playoff berth. meanwhile, terry and diane, sharks have some work to do. they have lost five of their last seven games. it's a bad time to lose their rhythm. >> they're saving it for the playoffs. >> of course! >>> with the latest on the weather, meteorologist anthony slaughter here right now. anthony? >> we saw quite a bit of rain throughout the day today and now that rain is still coming to an end in some parts but we're till seeing the rain fall, especially down in monterey bay, that's where the heavier stuff is falling right now. overnight you can expect more of an isolated shower chance. not everybody will see the rain as we head through the overnight hours into the early morning hours but we will see more cloud cover than anything else. we'll start you off with you can see the camera shaking in san francisco, breezy there with the south bay that has areas of rain and along the peninsula as well. that's what we'll look at through the overnight hours. just a consistent pattern of damp weather. on the futurecast you can see around 3:00 many the morning

this is dan saying elizabeth warren could come out of nowhere perry says john kerry has much appeal. terry is calling in from chippewa falls, wisconsin on the stomach redline. >> the opposite of perry from pittsburg, an all white male that gets it. part of that 35 percent that they talked about the other day that voted for the president. that's where i fallout. your doing a heck of a job. keep up the good work. terrific job. terrific job. >> host: we will move on to a sam tomahawk kentucky. >> caller: hello. a watch on television and msnbc. i am religiously republican. i live down here where lyndon baines johnson come down here on the war on poverty. you come down here and elected this county. it's run by all republicans. and the poor people out here vote republican because they'll work in a coal mine. there's one man that runs the county. we have to go 23 miles to a hospital. the 018 miles and other with a hospital. we have nothing in this county. the poor schools don't have no books. they don't have nothing. they want to talk about poverty, alan the world as kids going to learn anything

terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm diane dwyer. we begin with a developing story, the crisis in ukraine. the standoff intensified today with russia. secretary of state john kerry just announced today that he plans to visit the country's capital on tuesday to show u.s. support for ukraine, and there are protests from ukraine to san francisco. hundred of people gathered outside the russian embassy in san francisco today all calling for russian president put put to back o back off had. >> reporter: standing outside the russian embassy in washington, protesters calling for russian president vladimir putin to end his invasion of ukraine. secretary of state john kerry condemning russia's move into the ciman peninsula, the site of a russian naval base but now thousands of russian troops are standing guard along city streets >> you just don't invade another country on phony pretext in order to assert your interests. >> reporter: president obama and putin spoke over the weekend, obama telling putin that an invasion was unacceptable. the acting prime minister of ukraine is calling now for international help. >> this is actually the declaration of war to my country

so terry, are you looking at a front-runner? i mean, there's scott walker. there's john kasich.'s a lot of people out there. the question is before the house tonight, has rick perry made a comeback? is he in the process of making a comeback? >> sure, you're looking at a serious viable candidate. by the way, i want to echo what governor dean said. congratulations for the great show. you've done a wonderful job, my friend. >> thank you, thank you. >> on the subject of governor perry, i think he's got an excellent message, larry. his idea of federalism. the federal government is limited to those powers enumerated in the constitution, the rest of things is a competition between the states. and his state is definitely beating my old home state of california. people out there talk about moving their businesses to texas. they do it. they see their friends going there and succeeding. and the competition of freedom, rick perry's state is winning. jerry brown's state is losing. >> chris ruddy, governor didn't elaborate so much, but he did say people are going to move back to mexico becaus

to mass on the ukraine border, secretary of state john kerry will have last ditch di -- diplomacy in paris with the russian foreign minister. and terry moran is there. good morning. >> reporter: the very fact that secretary of state kerry has flown here for the talks is a good sign. that is because there is so much tension right now, and so much uncertainty on both sides about what the other side might do. and ukraine remains on a hair trigger. this is the flash point of the world right now. russian tanks and troops pouring up to the tense border between russia and ukraine. routine military exercises? that's what russia claims. but at the pentagon, deep skepticism. >> we don't have a full knowledge of their intent. but regardless, it does nothing to de-escalate the intention. >> reporter: now there are up to 40 to 50,000 russian troops along ukraine's eastern borders. what does putin want? across the lands of the former soviet union, there are millions of ethnic russians, just like in crimea. putin claims the right to defend all of them, whatever that means. president obama, in response, is rallying european allies and warning of the

terry. will walker win re-election in wisconsin? well, the latest e-mail dump and also the johntigation number two doesn't bode well for the low performing governor but he is going to be well funded and he'll have plenty of money to lie so i'd say it's 50/50 at this point. there is a lot more coming up on "the ed show." stay with us. >>> i'm hampton pearson with your market wrap. a down day for stocks. dow falls 67 points. the s&p is off 9. the nasdaq sheds 27 points. >>> gm shares slid more than 5% today. according to reports, federal prosecutors in new york are launching a criminal investigation into the company's ignition switch recall. the problem is linked to 13 deaths. >>> testla shares lost ground after new jersey banned the direct sale of vehicles to consumers. the company is criticizing the move. that's it from cnbc first in business worldwide. are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. smoke? nah, i'm go

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john kerry met face to face with russia's foreign minister for high-stakes talks about ukraine. after weeks of tension, the meeting came about, after a surprise call from vladimir putin to president obama. abc's terry paris. >> reporter: that was fast. in crimea, all the clocks were moved two hours forward to be on moscow time. just days after russia took control of the region from ukraine. and there's this, russian tanks and troops. up to 50,000, the u.s. said, now poised on ukraine's border. a very real threat to invade the rest of the country. in paris it was a perfunctory handshake between secretary of state kerry and the russian foreign minister. afterwards -- >> both of us recognize the importance in finding a diplomatic solution and simultaneously meeting the needs of the ukrainian people. and that we agreed on tonight. >> reporter: the big question now, what does putin want? he holds the high cards. he's already got crimea. and the u.s. and european allies are struggling to come up with a forceful response. so check this out. on "this week" the russian ambassador in washington refused to absolutely rule out another military move, under close questioning from george stephanopoulos. >> can yo

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terry moran both on the scene. martha in paris in the middle of high-stakes diplomacy. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. there is a meeting today between johnry and russia's foreign minister. it should be tense and frank especially after that provocative missile launch. was it a routine missile test or blatant show of force? that is the question many in the international community are asking this morning after russia's intercontinental ballistic missile launch tuesday, a test fire launched over the caspian sea landing in a remote part of kazakhstan. u.s. officials say the missile test had been planned well before the unfolding crisis in ukraine. calling it a previously notified and routine test launch of an icbm. >> it's time we woke up about vladimir putin. it's time that this administration got real. >> reporter: all this frenzy coming on a day full of diplomatic meetings. secretary kerry met with the acting ukrainian president and prime minister in hopes of easing tensions while firmly condemning russia's actions. and both kerry in ukraine and president obama back home are sending the same decisive message, that russia needs to de-escala

john kerry has left washington on an urgent mission to shore up support for a new government in kiev. >> late last night the pentagon announced it will curtail military engaments with russia. abc's terry his eye was on his troops a thousand miles south here on the crimean peninsula in ukraine. his air force controls the skies. his army controls the roads, borders and military bases. and his navy controls the ports and seas surrounding this peninsula. putin rules in crimea now and here is why he did it. look at ukraine and crimea down in the south there, jutting out into the waters of the black sea, home to a critical port the russian navy has used for centuries. so putin claiming he is defending ethnic russians in crim crimea, has seized and cut off the entire peninsula. president obama reacted to putin's moves with scorn. >> russia is on the wrong side of history on this. we are examining a whole series of steps. economic, diplomatic, that will isolate russia. >> reporter: the fear that the ukrainian military people will try to stop him, touching off a bloody war. it's why secretary of state kerry is racing to the region, making sure they hold their fire, because the russian military