he compared him to joseph stalin. >> you know that you have a russian government that has made the conscious decision to use its military force inside of another sovereign nation to achieve its objectives. the first time since 1939 event has been the case. lou: escalated military action continues as u.s. intelligence reports imminent delivery of a multi-rocket launching system to the separatists. steve harrigan is on the ground and he has our report. >> the shooting down a flight 17 late 17 would lead to a cease-fire between ukrainian forces in russian backed rebels were wrong. the reverse is true, nearly five months after crimea, and escalation with russian military forces intervening. firing from inside russian territory. >> they invaded a foreign country and ukrainians have a responsibility to protect their citizens in their territory, which is what they're doing. >> fighting has nearly stopped in the investigation of the site and plans to secure the area with policemen are under discussion eight days after the disaster. a small team of investigators continues to discover human remains at

much of the city was built when joseph stalin was still alive but these days many of the old relics areng apart. there are parts of the city that still look like this. you have soviet-era ruins scattered across this field. but if you start looking past the block, the old and the gray you start to get an idea of what their leaders want their city to look like. after years of cookie cutter housing projects people now have the option of bright new homes. but in their shadow many people still live like this. a fading reminder of the old city. a retired police officer has lived here for 40 years. he was cleaning guns for the police force before the city got its name. now the area will be demolished for urban development. >> it's my land. they can't tell me to leave my home. it's okay with me if they give me a new apartment, but i'm not afraid. it's my land, it's my house. i will not give up easily. i will fight. >> she has lived in the small house for as long as she can remember. she'll be moving out soon because her home is also being demolished. >> we're happy for the people. they built ne

out of this you get the soviet union and joseph stalin and you get to germany and adolf hitler and mussolini out of the entire you get these countries in the middle east that are falling apart and lines are being re- drawn so world war i is a catastrophe. world war ii came out of world war one and there was no cause for america to get involved and it was a different creature tweet that you might not have had world war ii but for world war i and i don't think that there can be any question that the u.s. involvement in world war i and the fact that u.s. first of althe u.s.first of allf the war because we put the force commander then we got the armistice on the basis of the crazy promises from both robles and that the germans into the middle east and everyone else accepted and the result was nationstates that are not nations the result was that germany that was so upset at the unfairness the way that it ended we got no nazis on anti-communim and all these things as a result of that which was the signal of the foreign-policy mistake of the united states and its entire history because of the cons

more and more americans are talking about vladimir putin as a latter day joseph stalin been you haver, maybe. >> that's right. we've got congressman peter king on the program who is pushing for leadership out of this administration as it relates to russia. are they going to get on board with these sanctions? by the way, the sanctions so far, you're talking about a limited number of companies, a limited number of individuals. someone has to take a stand here. the world has to get together and decide whether or not they are going to os tra size putin. >> and finally, tell us about the last oou area you'll be talking about in maybe about 12 minutes on fox. >> we will be talking about the economy. we have a federal reserve meeting. you have the jobs numbers and probably, in -- from my standpoint, i think the big kahuna of economic reports next week is the gdp. remember, peter, last quarter, we have a contraction of 2.9%. everything is loot this gdp for some kind of a rebound. if we don't get that rebound this week, it will be clear to everybody this economy is going nowhere. >> we can't