and one specific point, as kylie was noting, the u.s. wanted to come out of these meetings with an agreement on military-to-military contact, so that those incidents, as we've seen recently don't escalate into something bigger. they didn't leave with an agreement on such contacts. >> important that there was no progress on that, no immediate progress, according to the secretary. jim sciutto, thanks. >> thanks. >>> joining us now, the president of the eurasia group, ian bremmer. ian, good to see you this morning. based on what we heard, what we learned from secretary blinken, calling this healthy, candid, constructive, saying to our own kylie atwood that he had raised the matter about communication channels, specifically. those military-to-military communication channels, raised it repeatedly. there's no movement on that front. what is your main takeaway, based on what we're hearing from both officials in terms of how you would classify this meeting and this trip? >> well, first, how i would classify it would be positive. the main takeawa

exactly self-made means, however -- >> i'm glad you brought that up, what does it mean, kylie jennerink of self-made i mean oprah really fits that bill, she came from basically nothing she inherited nothing she was not wealthy and she is worth 2.5 billion dollars -- >> exactly and so those dolly parton and she's on that list, she is never ten, obviously from abject poverty she started working at ten years old the commonality is that they are all incredibly talented and incredibly hard working but which one of these is not like the other i don't know i can't speak to kylie jenner secret sauce she is obviously very successful but she doesn't, to me she is not over dolly or oprah. >> when it comes to self made i think that is kind of a stretch in the definition it is interesting how young some of these people are and also i was fascinated by, when you look at the artist like rihanna, even compared to a beyoncÉ, beyoncÉ's worth according to this list 500 and $40 million, she is maybe arguably one of the most famous people on the planet, she is on this massive tornado but the thing that m

kylie atwood, cnn, beijing. >>> our thanks to kylie there in the chinese capital.ow does china view these meetings? for that perspective, let's bring in cnn's ivan watson in hong kong. going into this, as kylie just mentioned pb the chinese really set the tone. blinken was told that the u.s. should stop meddling in chinese internal affairs. that of course a reference to taiwan. but why was beijing eager to have blinken visit? >> you know, it's very opaque decision making and thoughts in beijing and in the chinese government. a contributing factor could be the fact that the chinese economy is not bursting back into form after the covid pandemic and the zero-covid policies there. and the u.s. is still china's biggest trading partner. there has also been a lot of inroads that the u.s. has made with countries here in asia. everything from japan and the philippines to india, the indian prime minister will be visiting washington this coming week for a state visit. perhaps that has china considering that it needs to e . what i see in the initial statement coming out of th

i can't speak to kylie jenner's secret sauce.tch in the definition. it is interesting how young some of these people are and also i was fascinated by when you look at the artist, like, rihanna even compared to a beyonce. beyonce is worth according to this list $540 million. she is maybe arguably one of the most famous people on the man net. she's on this massive tour now but the thing that makes rihanna so wealthy is not the music, it's the merchandise, makeup and clothing line so the artists who branch into secret else, they've really been able to, you know, exponentially increase their wealth and that's amazing. >> that's what we need, a side hustle. that's what i'm hearing you say. we need a side hustle. >> clothing or jewelry. >> jewelry, makeup. obviously we've cornered the corner of fuchsia things, items but it's obvious that our sheer talent, which is abundant, is not going to get us to this level. we need some merch. >> even though we're in our barbie era, that may not be enough for us. so, the other thing that i couldn't

kylie, a lot of issues as we just laid out there.t are the key headlines coming out of these talks? >> reporter: well, listen, one of the things that the secretary of state set out here in beijing to accomplish was reestablishing setting up military to military channels of communication. essentially lines of communication that could be used in the case of a crisis between the two countries. that's given the fact that there have been two recent military incidents between the u.s. and china, just in recent weeks, in the south china sea, in the air, and by the sea as well, but that is not an area where he is headed back to washington with a victory. he said the chinese didn't agree to set up those channels. listen to what he told me earlier today at the press conference. >> this is also something that i raised repeatedly during this trip. i think it's absolutely vital that we have these kind of communications, military to military. that imperative, i think, was only underscored by recent incidents that we saw in the air and on the seas.

kylie, a listening day for you at the state department.in nuclear saber rattling throughout the war, there is not as a result of the incident, and i guess u.s. officials are taking comfort in that, they haven't seen anything change in terms of the nuclear posture. >> yeah, that's right. taking comfort in the fact they haven't seen any change, any movement to russia's nuclear arsenal over the past 24, 36 hours as the threat from prigozhin has faced the kremlin. but it's important to note, as you said, the kremlin, president putin has engaged in nuclear saber rattling over the concern of the ukraine war. and the concern for u.s. officials, as the war evolves and there are escalation points on the battlefield, he will have to use his nuclear capabilities, and this is a result of what is happening on the battlefield, and also a result of what is the divide of the russian fighting force, and that situation does threaten president putin. so there are concerns about what he could potentially do with his nuclear capabilities. we should note that e

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cnn's kylie atwood in beijing this morning.ust the fact that their meeting is a huge meeting, kylie, we learned 90 minutes ago their meeting was a go. what do we know about it? >> reporter: that's right, it's here in beijing, the secretary of state who is the first cabinet member to visit china from biden administration in 2 1/2 years. sitting down with president xi, we don't know much about the meeting because it's so ongoing. here's what we do know, there have been a number of hours that the secretary has engaged with chinese officials over the course of the last days in beijing. spending more than five hours in a working meeting with the foreign minister minute yesterday. followed by a working dinner. and then he met earlier with wangy, china's top diplomat. that's three hours here in beijing. a number of state officials told reporters last night here on the ground that we were making progress on a number of threads. they said that the meetings were direct. and what they didn't do is get into the substance of these meetings.

officials, kylie, are downplaying expectations for the visit., what do they hope to accomplish? >> reporter: yeah, well, listen, what u.s. officials are saying we shouldn't expect deliverables out of these credibly high stakes two days of meeting that the secretary of state has here in beijing, but they are calling this a very critical meeting for the secretary. here's why. their primary goal in beijing is to reestablish communication between the united states and china. regular channels of communication, which, frankly, have not been up and running particularly when testimonies could to military-to-military conversations. and the backdrop for that is just look at what's happened in recent days. there have been two close calls, military incidents in the south cheney sea both in the sea and in the air between the u.s. and cheney which has caused some great tension between the two countries, and then when the secretary of defense, mitchell lloyd, was recently at the same place in singapore would his chinese counterpart, china denied him a meeting.

kylie atwood, cnn, beijing. >> thanks to kylie for that report from beijing. >>> for more, let's turno cnn's ivan watson who is in hong kong. what are chinese officials now saying after these hours of meetings between secretary blinken and chinese officials? >> reporter: more than 7 1/2 hours of talks if you include dinner and even with translation. there is a lot that could be covered in that time. the readout from the chinese foreign ministry is notable, i think, because of the tone. there are no accusations coming from beijing. these criticisms that we've seen in the past, instead there is acknowledgment that the relations between the u.s. and china have deteriorated to the worst that they've been since the two governments established formal diplomatic relations and that it is not serving the interests of chinese and american citizens, nor the international community. there are repeated statements about a commitment to improving these ties to ensuring that there are ways to work through crises, to try to get back to a spirit of some kind of negotiations that were established when p

now, the relationship as kylie suggested before has really spiraled downward. have heard the list on the u.s. side. these military encounters we have had. fortunately, no accidents yet, but one very possible. certainly the crackdowns that we have seen in hong kong and then the military action around taiwan after speaker pelosi went to go visit. but on the chinese side, there are some very serious complaints as well. and the biggest one has to do with something that most americans didn't pay that much attention october of last year when the united states put far-reaching sanctions on china's ability not only to buy high-end high-semiconductors from us, but the machinery to make them. and the chinese saw that as containment. >> so does china want a reset right now? >> well, there is some reason to believe they do, victor, and one of the reasons is that when your economy is growing at 5, 6, 8%, what china got used to over the past couple of decades, your interest in a reset, you know, maybe somewhat limited because everyone's doing pretty well. well, right now the

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. >> cnn national correspondent kylie atwood is in china and we have our correspondent at the white housed how would you describe these meetings, kiley? >> well, the secretary of state was clear that there was progress in some areas, but it is a relationship that is a work in progress here, and so, he said that the two sides did agree that they need to stabilize the relationship, and that is in and of itself significant, but the officials set out to achieve here that they are not going to achieve that they do not have an agreement to reinstate communications between the two countries. the reason it is significant is because of close calls and incidents of the last two to three weeks of the chinese and the military involving incidents in the south china sea. those are recent example ps of why those channels of communications are so vital. the secretary of state said that he raised necessary tis of the channels over the course of the two-day meetings, but the chinese did not agree at the time to implement the channels of communication. now, when it comes to taiwan, we heard from the chinese

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cnn's kylie atwood joins us now.entice russia to come back to the table. >> that's a good question. what we heard from jake sullivan today, first, the united states is willing to sit down with both russia and china without preconditions, saying it's more used to have a conversation, than conversation with requirements and action to get to the table. with regard to russia, at the administration is now focused on what russia is doing. russia is out of compliance, no lo longer abiding by the current agreement. once thing the united states announced is they'll no longer provide information to russia that they had previously provided to them when they were still in that treaty. that's, of course, because russia is no longer providing that information to the understand. the other thing is they're modernizing their own nuclear force. they think if the u.s. modernizes their own force, that would be really key in serves as a deterrent for these other countries. even though they are no longer abiding, they are both following t

and let's bring in kylie atwood with more. and so does the secret trip have to do with the u.s.fforts to cool tensions about. >> and they stress that this was intelligence to intelligence. and that the cia director it stress to his counterparts of the important of maintaining open lines of communication. but of course the backdrop is that there has been tension across the board when it comes to engagements when the u.s. and china. we saw it after the spy balloon and u.s. officials acknowledge that that led to a pause in regular communications between the two countries. and they have been working to get the pause back to a normal pace of engagements between the two. we know administration officials are working toords wards of eng thes for u.s. officials to travel to beijing. and secretary of state was supposed to travel there, but when the spy balloon came over the u.s., they had to postpone. they are working to get it rescheduled. but just this week lloyd austin was rebuffed by his chinese counterpart. and they did briefly meet today in singapore, but not a substantive conversat

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cnn's kylie outward has details. >> secretary of state, anthony blinken casting u.s. relations as a work in progress at the end of his two-day visit to beijing, coming when tensions between the competing nations have never been greater. >> it was clear coming into the relationship that it was at a point of instability. and both sides recognize the need to work to stabilize it. >> after about ten hours with the country's top foreign policy officials, blinken kept his visit by sitting down with chinese president, xi jinping. the chinese leader saying that the two sides had made progress. but on one major objective, the biden administration officials set out to accomplish. setting up military to military channels of communication between the superpowers. blinken left empty-handed. >> china has not agreed to move forward with that. i think that's an issue that we have to keep working on. >> the vital need for these channels is evident in just the last few weeks, when aggressive chinese maneuvers as resulted into military instances between the u.s. and china in internation

kylie atwood is in beijing for us as blinken could see there is still, quote, a lot more work to do.secretary of state antony blinken casting u.s.-china relations as a work in progress at the end of his two-day visit coming when tensions have never been greater. >> it has clear coming in that the relationship was at a point of instability. and both sides recognized the need to work to stabilize it. >> reporter: after about ten hours with the country's top foreign policy officials, b blinken sat down with chinese president xi jinping. the chinese leader saying the two sides had made progress. but on one major objective that the biden administration officials set out to accomplish, standing up military to military channels of communication between the super powers blinken left empty handed. >> i think that is an issue that we need to keep working on. >> reporter: evident in the last few weeks when aggressive chinese maneuvers resulted in two military incidents between the u.s. and china in international waters and air space of the south china sea. but blinken did walk away with a signi

kylie atwood as more on why this trip is at a critical moment. >> reporter: secretary of state antony blinken shaking hands with president xi during his two day high stakes diplomatic visit to china as the united states sets out to normalize communications between two super powers. >> the trip has three objectives. first, to establish open and empowered communications so that our two countries responsibly manage our relationship including by discussing challenges, by addressing m misperceptions, and avoiding miscalculations. >> on sunday blinken invited the foreign minister to washington, an offer that was accepted. u.s. officials say that there won't be major deliverables from the two day visit but deemed the engagement critical. particularly as they hope to regularize military to military contact. in the last few weeks aggressive chinese maneuvers resulted in two military incidents between the u.s. and china in international waters and air space of the south china sea. last month china also refused a meeting between secretary of defense lloyd austin and his counterpart on the sideli

cnn's kylie atwood joins us from the state department and jeremy dimon at the white house.eremy, president biden says western allies agree they don't want to give putin any reason to blame this on the west or nato. he's done that for the entire war itself. he's always doing that. is there any chance that he doesn't do it this time? >> reporter: as you said, it's certainly part of the kremlin's playbook to blame the west and foment dissent. it came as no surprise to the white house when russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov looked for western support. that's when we got the first word from the white house that they had no involvement in this queue. that's why the president explained today that he coordinated with u.s. a allies to give putin and the kremlin no excuse, no opportunity to try and blame the west for this. now, interestingly putin, in his remarks earlier today, he did not directly blame the west. he did say this is exactly what kyiv and its western allies would want to see inside russia but didn't directly point the finger. nonetheless, white house officials are

. >> i wanted to go straight to beijing and kylie atwood. this was a huge promise for candidate joe biden in 2020 to confront china. now he's really gearing up in his re-election and sends his secretary of state to china. talk about that in the context of what you saw today? >> well, dana, you'll recall this was actually supposed to be a meeting that the secretary had planned to make earlier this year in february, but there was the chinese spy balloon that traversed over the continental u.s. and the biden administration shot it down, the secretary had to postpone his visit. the chinese were very angered by that. they said it was an overreaction. that is where we are today. finally that rescheduled meeting four months later is happening. it is interesting that this is happening while president biden's campaign is gearing up, but it's really a coincidence that this is happening at the same time and, frankly, a meeting with president xi, a visit here to beijing, is going to open up the biden administration to some criticism from republicans. we

sam kylie is live in kharkiv, ukraine, with more. good morning to you, sam. what can you tell us? ?, the first thing to say is that the ukrainians have not offered any proof at all for this being an explosion that caused the breach in the dam. the dam had been dangerously holding back very large amount of water in the river and lake above it and there were deep concerns it could be breached. just in the last few days that indeed happened on a limited level with the road across the top giving way and the waters pouring over the top of the dam. there have been explosions subsequent to the breach which may be attributed to the mines and other explosives that the russian occupiers left at that location. nonetheless, 80 settlements and villages, towns and others are under threat. eight have been completely inundated according to the ukrainian authorities. nova kakhovka under russian control, the russian authorities admitted has been inundated. there is a threat to kherson city. the greater threat is to russian forces who occupy the east side of the bank. that is the location, those other

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merely wanted to protest against generals, who he said, had made mistakes in the ukraine war. >> i'm kylie state department. u.s. intelligence and painted an incredibly accurate picture of what prigozhin was intending to do, including how and where he was planning to advance. now, according to u.s. officials familiar with that intelligence who spoke with my colleagues, he said that it was not shared widely, even among u.s. officials very widely. also not among u.s. allies, incredibly widely, and it also was not shared with ukrainians. the concern there was that it could be intercepted, those conversations between the u.s. and ukrainians and the u.s. did not want to take that risk. abby? >> incredibly fascinating, now i want to go straight to kyiv where erin burnett is covering the latest there. erin, what does this all mean for the war in ukraine? >> well, abby, you mentioned a crucial question. we'll in angry putin, a frightening to putin perhaps in some senses the take even more serious, harsh action here in ukraine? that is a crucial question tonight. on the ground, ukraine claims to ga

kylie cho came up big for stanford. coming back, a deep fly to left 2 run homerun.nford jumps out to a 2. nothing lead top of the 6. now we have a tie game. not jury canady comes in all relief. she strikes out grace lyons. she is hyped up 3 straight strikeouts keep stanford in this one. it would eventually going to extras. but in the top of the 9th, oklahoma will get the last laugh. that's all the way to the wall. and guess what? 2 runs score oklahoma. it's their first lead of the day. bottom of the 9th last ditch effort for stanford, ellie hits it to left and the routine fly ball. that's the final out. oklahoma wins. 42. they move on to the championship round where they await the winner of florida state in tennessee. season comes to an end. it was a good the a's beginning a three-game series in pittsburgh taking on the pirates. top of the 3rd a's up a run to offer seth brown and that's get to the gap ad extend their lead to all righty. jp sears had a quality start for oakland tonight. bottom of the 4th, he's going to strike out. bay to end the ending four-plus inni

cnn national security correspondent kylie atwood has more. >> reporter: secretary of state antony blinkena relations as a work in progress at the end of his two-day visit to beijing, coming when tensions between the competing nations have never been greater. >> it was clear coming in that the relationship was at a point of instability. and both sides recognize the need to work to stabilize it. >> reporter: after about ten hours with the country's top foreign policy officials, blinken kept his visit by sitting down with chinese president xi jinping. the chinese leader saying the two sides had made progress. but on one major objective that biden administration officials set out to accomplish, standing up military-to-military channels of communication between the super powers, blinken left empty-handed. >> china has not agreed to move forward with that. i think that's an issue that we have to keep working on. >> reporter: the vital need for these channels, evident in just the last few weeks, when aggressive chinese maneuvers resulted in two military incidents between the u.s. and china in in

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it's kind of a felt as soon as they have recovered from their audience. kylie and the water will make another attempt to reach france unless there is always hope as long as i am alive. i have hope, if you don't have hope, you have nothing to live for. others have resigned themselves to living in limbo in italy, hoping someday their chances of a better life will improve. stepsize in algebra. fence amelia, it to me, us and there's lots more coming up on. this is our, including mexico's president loading a piece deal with criminal cartels and a bid to stop the cycle of violence. no more plastic pollution by 2040 negotiators that are you in environments conference, discuss how to meet that ambitious go watch and in sports, a new pitch for one of manchester, united to all time greats. the u. s. president joe biden will address the nation in the coming hours less than a day after congress approved his deal to raise the debt ceiling. the bi partisan deal averted. what would have been the country's 1st federal debt, default anniversary, a financial meltdown. javert tons. the reports from wash

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there's totally winds my cation, except it is red kylie. this secretive the us justice department charge trump with $37.00 counts of mishandling top secret documents. the audio seems to count your troubles, claim. dozens of boxes found last year, his mar lago estate were just newspaper clippings. prosecutor say many of those documents were instead highly classified. the recording may also prove the government's case. the trunk did not declassified the material as he should have. well, in office for the military given to me. i think we can probably do this press or i could the last yeah, no, i can see the last 4 president. trump is currently a waiting trial. he's pleaded not guilty to the charges. his trial is set for august, but prosecutors are pushing to have that date moved to the end of the year. kimberly healthcare alpha 0, washington muslim kilograms on the annual hodgens. saudi arabia had been conducting stoning ritual within minutes. muslims must throw $21.00 pebbles in each of 3 colors. in a symbolic projection attempt, taishan pilg

you know, except it is red kylie. this secretive the us justice department charge trump with $37.00 counts of mishandling top secret documents. the audio seems to count your troubles, claim. dozens of boxes found last year. his mar logo, state word, just newspaper clippings, prosecutor say many of those documents were instead highly classified. the recording may also prove the government's case. the trunk did not declassified the material as he should have. well, in office for the military given to me. i think we can see the suppressor. i go to the legs. yeah, no, i can't stand up with this for president. trump is currently a waiting trial. he's pleaded not guilty to the charges. his trial is set for august, but prosecutors are pushing to have that date moved to the end of the year. kimberly healthcare alpha 0, washington smoke from canadian wall fires is once again threatening cities across the united states. visibility and, and quality has been severely reduced in chicago, which along with parts of illinois low and

you know, except it is red kylie, this secretive has got one that can be helped get joins me now from washington. how damaging is this for trump, as well, contrary to what you just heard by the former president. uh, if this audio is authentic, as it appears to be, this could actually be quite damaged for the president. it wouldn't win his case, it would actually win the prosecution's case of a government's case against him. we should point out that the president is facing $37.00 charges of mishandled and classified documents. he has pleaded not guilty to all of those charges against him. what is so damning about this is that it seems to confirm the government's case that he has mishandled these classified documents . the president is heard in the audio, which is quite like the saying and admitting that these are highly classified, secret and confidential. and he goes on to say that he could have classified these documents during his time as president and likely should have. but now that he is out of office, he can't. as you point out, he was giving an interview in new jersey at his be

transpired and later on, it did transpire that there was a police man following the two young boys, kylien who is 16 years old, and harvey evans, who was 15, and the minutes before the fatal crash. they weren't in the road when the crash happened but they were in the minutes before. so now, those rumours that were circulating on social media turned out to be true, and south wales police now is forced under pressure, they are being investigated by an independent 0ffice investigated by an independent office for police conduct who are investigating south wells polices actions and the minutes or so before that collision happened. did they follow protocol? did they follow the national and local policies, really? and these answers, i say, relate to the riots that was sparked after those rumours started floating on social media, the rumours that turned out to be true. all of those 20 people have been released on bail. and the rule, as you mention, young men between 16 and 35 years, i think 1a even and 36 years old, and the investigation into the riot and into the south wales police under the pro

kylie chung bloops one into left. it'll fall for a hit.dall berger comes home with the game's only run. stanford makes that run. stand up for the win. stanford now plays two time defending champion oklahoma tomorrow needs to beat the sooners twice to make it into the best of three championships series. that'll be a tough task. the sooners have won a record 50 straight games. the cardinal baseball team played an elimination game at home today against cal state fullerton in the regionals down two. nothing in the third. tommy troy puts stanford in front with one swing of the bat. that's a three run homer. the long ball serving stanford well, today by the sixth inning, fullerton had come back to take a 5 to 4 lead. but then teams becerra hit a two run blast. the cardinal hangs on for a 6 to 5 win, but still has a tough road ahead. stanford plays texas a&m tonight, has to win that game to force a second game tomorrow against the aggies to earn a super regional berth. well, the day was a lot nicer than the result for giant fans today at oracle p

as soon as they have recovered from their audience, kylie and the water will make another attempt to reach france citizen. this, there is always hope, as long as i am alive. i have hope, if you don't have hope, you have nothing to live for. others have resigned themselves to living in limbo in italy, hoping someday their chances of a better life will improve. stepsize in algebra, front amelia, it, to me, mexico's president's address. meanwhile, lopez over door says that he would support an agreement with drug cartels to stop the violence. as comments came as rights activists called on gangs to enter into a peace deal with the government offices here. as many of our apollo has this report from mexico city, this is the xavion, is that responding to calls for a peace deal with drug cartels sorted mexico's president. and that is my new way, lopez over the raised eyebrows this week, telling reporters he agrees. you'll see that part of i agree. hopefully these can be reached is what we'll want. and then to the virus. it was a surprise statement to many of those who have been finding the ca

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brokers like kylie saying it is well worth considering your options nice and early and if you're worried are worried about missing a payment, we have a full guide on the cost of living pages on the bbc news website. . ., living pages on the bbc news website. ., ,, , ., rishi sunak and ukraine's president zelensky have talked this morning about the current counter offensive against russian forces. mr sunak said it's clear ukrainian troops are making good progress, and that small steps will bring success. ukraine claims its retaken an eighth village from russian control. well, our correspondent quentin sommerville has sent this report from an area near the recently regained village of blahodatne. on a hot day east of blahodatne, the ukrainian attack begins. explosions. the air thickens with artillery and expectation. ukrainian guns pound the russian positions... ..and their enemy soon responds. but it's a miss. yuri, of the drone unit, cannot wait for the shelling to stop. the drones he's sending to enemy trenches carry grenades and smoke bombs. they lose as many as five of these a day. an

kylie atwood at the state department this morning.s saying that we have not seen the last act of this crisis, kiley. >> yeah, that is right. what he did say is that the events over the weekend are showing cracks in president putin's rule, but he said it is too soon to say where this is going, even he appears to challenge inside of hole, he did he does not have a expectation of is going to happen, but what could happen. he says it is a moving picture. u.s. officials are tracking what happens next here, but they were weary over the weekend to give any sort of assessment as this is all unfolding, and the secretary of state as he was the first to go on the record, he said clearly, this is and this is what he told dana bash on cnn. >> this is a decision for the russian people, and entire chapter is an internal matter. it is obviously going to have profound repercussion outside of russia, and potentially in ukraine, but it is a russian matter, and it is not our purpose to choose the russian leaders. that is up to the russian people. >> repo