moldova.d o-- of moldova has an association agreement with vicki you -- with the e.u. amnesty international says in some cases the kate -- killing of palestinian forces by israelis could constitute a war crime. troops have killed dozens of palestinians in the last three years. only one israel he soldier has been convicted of causing rock -- wrongful death. >> excessive and reckless -- -- that is amnesty amnesty international's verdict on the level of force used in the west bank over the past three years. the human rights ngo says there is a culture of impunity among the groups. andhat you have in israel the occupied territories is that the military investigates itself . this is not independent or impartial investigations. >> according to the u.n., 45,000 -- 4500ians were killed palestinians were killed, including six children. report entitled "trigger-happy," amnesty highlighted the report of a 16-year-old schoolboy who was shot in the back of the head in january last year after staging a protest near a separation barrier on the edge of his village. did noter says his

have had few problems against which to and sign -- against liechtenstein, mold ova, and france -- moldova, and france. >> [indiscernible] it will be difficult, but not only for us, for everyone. germany are one of the early favorites to win the 2016 title. they are in group d. and the scotland, republic of ireland also in the same group, between a rock and a hard place. 2004 posts and runners-up portugal were first into group -- 2014 hosts and runners-up portugal were first into group i. germain is five games clear after a win on sunday. finished 3-0. they continue their relentless march toward the bundesliga title. bayern had the lead after 25 minutes. just 9 minutes later, they doubled their advantage. brilliant control before firing in. bayern, thanks to that cheeky goal, finished 4-0. a england, liverpool with nailbiting win, 4-3. norwich struggling. to the netherlands. a home thrashing. 4 minutes. only it took a while for the second to arrive. nine minutes into the second half. his second goal of the season. lays it on. bestst debuted in the possible manner. still time for one more.

peninsula in moldova and a couple other small moments and we don't want to send such a message to the concerts will also stay with which we would like to be in a oven. it stays here. a union based on ideological and economic terms. on leaving to join my media in kyrgyzstan. national schools knows and likes the pool already in the base unit. this is all we are in russia we are so loving. sen wants. unfortunately i don't exclude its tactic of the russian politicians will land with this scenario as an option. you know as an instrument to press the west today the russian concerns hey internet phones including a diesel. these include a conclusion will hold it the center of russian speaking population of ukraine on the western slope of ukraine into the government and discussing the question of association with the eu. i think that when it is time for russia and ukraine in humans is a doll and discussed in the trial a tool for law of the question of ukraine association. in an objective that's what i propose that months ago. as the nuances of native was contacted this week and resides in rome

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lots and he brought him a bitch who missed out on this year's world cup as well as the next in stein moldova montenegro and austria and capello was happy with russia's draw ways from montenegro also in this way then you see that it is good to see this they play well they've got to be confidence and you see the two of them. they didn't qualify for a walk up but they got out of it it goes to qualify for there's a need to respect that that these. in the world would be difficult every game every game would be very important. well euro twenty sixteen has increased from sixteen to twenty four nations and will be hosted by france from now in qualifying groups the top two teams in each goes through to the finals along with the best third place finisher with the remaining third place teams getting into playoffs to decide the last four spots hosts france quite automatically and play in group i won't receive any points while two time defending champions spain were drawn in the apparently straightforward group c. along with luxemburg macedonia belarus slovakia and ukraine three time winners germany are

star striker johnson fever have it missed out on this year as well as well as the extent sine moldova montenegro and austria and capello which was happy with. the sixty one day goals to the this we then use that it is good to see this they play well they've got to be confidence and use the two legged they didn't qualify for a walk up but they had everything goes to qualify for tourism and you do expect thought that these. in the it will be difficult every game every game will be very important. hero twenty sixteen has increased from sixteen to twenty four nations and will be hosted by france for nine qualifying groups the top two teams go through to the finals along with the best third place finisher with the remaining third place teams going into playoffs to decide the last four spots host france qualify automatic am playing group by i won't receive any points while two time defending champions spain were drawn in the apparently straightforward group c. along with luxembourg macedonia better reuss slovakia and ukraine three so i went to germany are in group d. and face poland led by

they occupied ports of moldova, georgia and south osetia and would be comfortable with a divided ukraine, one influenced by russia in the eastern parts, and keeping the country a little unstable and weak, maximising the chances. >> is moscow flexing military muscle or send a message to the west? >> i don't think we know, i'm not sure they know. before russia invaded georgia in 2008, it conducted military exercises. one scenario is that they are practicing to do military intervention in ukraine. on the other hand they may be trying to get the u.s. and the west to back off, and make sure it's a ukrainian driven process, which maximises the opportunities for russia to wield influence through the proxies and the russian speaking parties. >> there has been calls for viktor yanukovych to be charged with war crimes. the u.s. documents suggested that some people might have taken part in killings of innocent protesters should have assets frozen, and if viktor yanukovych ends up in russia, says he will make a statement tomorrow. what message does that send? >> two different things here. one is wha

putin, of course, is not only ukraine, you have something similar happening without the violence in moldovae in syria. you have so many areas where the u.s. and putin seem to be completely at odds. i think putin is playing a very dangerous game, but i think he cares deeply about ukraine. i think he's going to be unwilling to see it go off lightly toward the west, which is i think his fear. >> you planning on heading over there? >> oh, i wish i was there right now. i've got another obligation here in the next few days in the u.s., but i see these images, and i just want to be there both as a reporter and somebody of ukrainian origin. >> heartbreaking. we have more dramatic images coming up. nick kristof, as usual, thank you for joining us. >>> he's right in the middle of the conflict. he'll join us live from kiev. honestly? i wanted a smartphone that shoots great video. so i got the new nokia lumia icon. it's got 1080p video, three times zoom, and a twenty-megapixel sensor. it's got the brightest display, so i can see what i'm shooting -- even outdoors, and 4 mics that capture incredible sou

russia's systemic and persistent meddling in the affairs of its neighbors especially georgia and moldovaen goes on and says these fears have been confirmed today. >> that's similar to what we heard from senator john mccain who suggested the president is a bit naive when it comes to vladimir putin. >> interesting in boehner's statement he says we should work to maximize the economic and political pressure. he doesn't say military pressure. he specifies we're talking political, economic sanctions. >> as mccain himself said there's no appetite for boots on ground. >> though there are options short of that. bringing georgia closer to nato, a move that would upset russia very much. >> also restarting the missile defense capability in the czech republic. >> we know russia's reaction to that. >> we heard wesley clark, the former nato supreme allied commander says there is this partner for peace program. it's a relic from the old days. something that the parliament in ukraine could implement and seek support. >> both general clark and senator mccain talked about germany's role in all of this, an

between the west and the east, with respect to the former states of the soviet union -- ukraine, moldovalarus, so forth -- how is russia likely to react in this tug-of-war in the future, given this new model that putin is attempting to put forth? >> thanks. >> thanks very much. i write the mitchell report. i want to go back to something that dr. stent said and see if i could get you to expand on it just a bit. it seems to me that the message is let's not do anymore resets, but what we need to do is develop a framework for having this relationship. and the question is both specific to russia and sort of generally, if you will, about political theory, which is what is a framework? how is it different from a strategy or a policy? and if there is a way to give us some specificity to that with respect to russia, i would be interested in your thinking. >> thanks. and on the aisle here. >> to what extent does putin lead or follow russian public opinion? >> well -- >> go ahead with the question on the frame -- >> or maybe i will start off with the question on eurasia? i would say that putin's pr