. >>> i'm lauren taylor in london.he egyptian embassy in london holds protests to demonstrate against the detention of journalists. >>> protesters are still on the streets of the ukrainian capitol of kiev after a night of clashes that left 26 people dead and more than 200 others injured this opposition leaders are urging protesters to hold their ground. demonstrators fought with police overnight in the worst outbreak of violence since the protests began in november. >> reporter: the morning after the brutal crush, city inflamed by violence, both sides refusing to give up. overnight independence square the central point for protesters went from encampment to war zone. this footage showing injured protesters being treated by volunteer paramedics. but clashes continuing even as the wounded were carried away. the president still blaming his opponents for the ruthless crackdown. >> translator: my duty is to ensure peace in the country, peace of the citizens and peace for everyone. therefore, i'm again calling for the opposi

. >> i'm lauren taylor in london with the news from europe, including a shake up in italian politics with the appointment of the country's youngest prime minister. >>> we talk to the opposition women's brigade. >> so the second round of syrian peace talks in geneva have ended, and there have been no progress. the united nations have been trying to mediate between the syrian government and opposition fighters. >> i'm very, very sorry, i apologize to the syrian people, that their hopes, which were very, very high that something would happen here. i think the little that has been achieved has given them even more hope that maybe this is the beginning of the coming out of the horrible crisis. i apologize to them, but on this go rounds we haven't done very much. >> the finger pointing continues. the spokesman for the opposition syrian coalition said this: >> brhimi got some indication from the regime side, but when we sat down they would accept the agenda but to focus only on one track on the issue of terrorism. and i don't want to repeat what mr. brahimi said. we want progress on the two

let's go to lauren taylor in our european news center. >> that's right, the city hall had been occupiedor the last two months, but that finally came to an end ahead of an amnesty deadline. the protests against the president are still continuing. >> a handshake to seal the agreement under the watch of international observers, the occupation finally came to an end. after weeks of negotiations between the government and protestors. >> it is two steps. both sides made a step toward each other. both sides made a compromise. >> as the activists vacated a building, they vowed they would be back if the government did not to its part of the deal. >> we only want a peaceful resolution. we don't want violence but we are ready to fight back the occupants. >> it has been two months since the demonstrators came to city hall. the government said it would drop all criminal charges, a gesture to diffuse the on going political crisis that has paralyzed the country. >> while the amnesty struck a conciliatory tone, some weren't sure how the future of the protests would ply out. >> it's hard to consider thi

. >> i'm lauren taylor with this news from europe. all eyes on the man poised to become

let's go to lauren taylor for more. >> yes, david one of the four arrests is a former guantanamo bayr. no charges have been brought against him or the other three suspects. phil has more. >> reporter: this has in many ways become the face of the fight against guantanamo bay. it was here he spent more than two years held without charge by the u.s. at its base in cuba. a decade on he is back in custody. again without charge and under different circumstances. arrested on tuesday by british police officers in the city of birmingham. they suspect he travelled to syria, so what officers describe as a terrorist training camp and he may have been involved in the facilitation of terrorism. three others, including one women were also detained. >> all four people are currently in custody, and houses being searched. this was a preplanned investigation, and there is no immediate threat to public safety. >> he was stopped at the airport at the end of last year, as he flew in from south africa, where he said he had been paying respects to nelson mandela. his passport was confiscated. that he went t

. >> i'm lauren taylor with this news from europe.ll eyes on the man poised to become italy's youngest prime minister. >>> and britain's princes help flood victims as more rain and snow batters the country. ♪ >>> pakistan, the anti-drone activist who went missing over a week ago has now disappeared. -- has now reappeared. the journalist who spoke to him joins us now. first of all what did he say to you osama? >> he is the face of the anti-drone cam pain here in pakistan. he told us the chilling or deal which he went through when he was picked up at midnight, and then he told us that he was taken to a basement or a torture chamber as he described to us. he was shackled, restrained, blindfolded, abused and tortured. let's listen in. >> the torture was -- was different kind. mental, and i received some [ inaudible ] so the torturers tortured me really badly, and they -- at the same time they were abusing very badly, very badly. >> reporter: and this is just some of the torture that he explained to us. he was beaten on the souls of his fe

lauren taylor in our european news center has more on that. >> both the european union and the united states have expressed alarm at the bloodshed in kiev, holding special meeting in brussels where sanctions against ukraine are discussed. they are sharply opposed by russia. within brussels, simon, just before we came to you just on the wires coming in the last few minutes, we've heard that the german, french and polish ministers have restrained ukraine for more talks. how much progress in their absence has been made and what will it mean that they haven't yet? >> we were warned earlier today in brussels that the three foreign ministers will stay in kiev for as long as the talks are necessary. that clearly is the case. as they continue to run into the evening, there may be some occasion to contribute to this emergency. foreign ministers, there's been talk of a draft letter that's all right been proposed by ambassadors to the european union in brussels. it will include targeted sanctions against officials involved in what the european union pretty much to a man, woman are referring to a

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and so will we see lord & taylor suits and ralph lauren polo shirts on amazon?ll, there is a push to try to sell some of the wares on the site. they have some smaller retailers and even akia, because they are trying to keep the amazon prime rate to be all of the shipping for a year free, and they are trying to stay there to get some goods, but it is a phren mmy -- frienemy relationship with them, because maybe they will compete and take away some of their original customers. >>> and the hoopla of the speed skating and how the u.s. team has underperforming the ceo of under armour was on and he said, don't blame us for the lack of medals by the speed skaters. >> yes. yesterday we had the dutch coach who said there was nothing wrong with the suits, but they got it in their heads that they could not win in those states. and this morning kevin plank from under armour said he is doubling down on them, and he said, we won't stick our head s in the sand, and we want people to know that when we get knocked down, we are going to get up bigger and better and stronger, and