which will be left in donetsk and luhansk and even with the possibility of creating special economicones there. how are you going to use these opportunities? >> thank you. >> thank you. >> nigeria will try to identity nearly 300 women and girls who they say were rescued alive from boko haram. they were found in the stronghold of sambisa forest, and they thought the group would include girls kidnapped last year from chibok. let's go to the capital of abuja. girls known as the chibok girls. >> we won't know until we're through with the screening process, however there are indications that most of them are of different backgrounds. and we'll be able to see categoryically their status. the indication is that they're not of a political background. >> okay, so did you know if these are not the chibok school girls? that these women that you found had been taken bye-bye boko haram. the question is that they may have been with them of their own free will. >> well, they were taken into the force evidently against their free will, and they would take out the terrorist counts in the forest. they

clinics in the donetsk and luhansk region lack supplies, more than 5,000 people have been killed since the conflict started a year ago. >>> now the second black box confirms that the germanwings crash was deliberate. deliberate. andreas lubitz flew the plane into the french alps. >>> to poland as population in some cities shrink at a fast rate. tim friend reports from one of those place the southern polish town of bitam. >> it's an emotional scene that's played out daily at the bus station. another young worker is leaving town. one of thousand who is have said goodbye. the town has shrunk by 5,000 people over the last 20 years. in tears 23-year-old samantha is on her way to london and a job in a hotel. >> sad to leave your friends. >> yes i hate to leave my friends. terrible for me. >> it's very hard. >> i may cry maybe. >> some of samantha's friends say they plan to follow her soon. >> well, as samantha sets off for london, she's among thousands of young polish people who are flooding out of the country. and the politicians don't seem to be able to do anything to stop the flow. >> as

>> i also come from luhansk. reporter: do you have other relatives there? >> my grandmother is there. reporter: when was the last time you talked to them? >> it has been a while. i sometimes talk to them on social networks. reporter: do you miss them? >> yes. reporter: you can address them directly. you can tell them whatever you want. the camera is over there. >> i just want to say hello to all of my friends and my grandmother and grandfather and my father. reporter: they will see you. take your seats now. currently in the rostov region alone, there are 38,000 refugees from ukraine. they have a lot of questions. hello my name is alexander. we want to know what will happen to our regions in the future. what will happen to those territories? what are the prospects of becoming separated? even though many people like the ukraine, because of this conflict, there is no way for us to live together. can you give me the status of those territories? the future of our regions together. president putin: first of all, we need to get life back to normal. all of the peop

a convoy of personnel carriers and light tanks were spotted in the luhansk region of eastern ukraine.fighting continues at the front lines despite a ceasefire agreement signed in february. >>> poland says it will bar a russian motorcycle group from crossing its border. the night wolves say they will enter poland next week on their way to berlin in commemoration of the 70th anniversary of the end of world war ii. the night wolves are could not ensure the group's safety. >>> kazakhstan's president has been in power for a quarter-century. he has faced little opposition at the poles and this won't change this weekend. but with the drop in oil prices many of kazakhstan's industrial centers are in decline nap means an uncertainty. robin forester walker looks at one parts of the economy. >> hot dangerous and dirty. but nickolai loves his job and his future. >> there will always be a need for steel won't there? that is why we have this new firmness. >> nickolai helped make tementau a sof receive yet powerhouse and this man's career, the president of north kazakhstan. today, the people need th

and they're helping those who are forced to flee donetsk and luhansk with new jobs and skills training in places like kharkiv. and there is more support on the way. the president's fy-'16 budget request includes $513.5 million to build on these efforts. and as you said, mr. ranking member, mr. chairman, ukraine's hard work must continue. between now and the summer, we must see continued budget discipline and tax collection enforced across the country, notably including on some of ukraine's richest citizens who have enjoyed tax impunity for far too long. we need to see continued reforms at nafta gas and across the energy sector. we need to see final passage of agricultural legislation, full and impartial implementation of anti-corruption measures including a commitment to break the oligarchic culture that ripped off the country for two long. as you both said in your opening statements, the best antidote to russian aggression and maligned influence is for ukraine to succeed as a democratic free market state. for this to happen, we have to help ensure that the ukrainian government lives u