it has the the biggest russian naval base there.the main airport is a joint airfield which is held both by the domestic and civilian parts and also it belongs to the ukrainian defense ministry. the bbc's christian frazier has tried to get into the sevatopol international airport. >> reporter: you might be able to see behind me the control tower and what looks like a military base. you can see there are barriers stopping anyone from entering. a couple hundred yards on, a very professional looking unit. they are carrying high-powered assault rifles, kevlar hell mats. they have not been down the road to meet us or talk to us, so we don't know who they are. quite clearly we're not allowed to go beyond this point. let me show you what is in front of the barriers. this is really what you would call a civilian guard. we spoke to this man here. he is a ukrainian who speaks russian. the flags flying on the road signs are russian sympathizers. they don't want to talk to us at all. they don't like the presence of the western media here. what w

. >> brown was one of elise's co-workers at the oceana naval air base. >> quince did i brown, military man, worked at the same command where elise worked. it wasn't a random crime. something happened to bring co-workers into the same room and neither of them left alive. >> elise's husband, eddie, was treated for his head injury and released. as incredible as eddie's story seemed, evidence at the scene appeared to support it. the entranceway floor was littered with takeaway containers of leftover food from the restaurant. electrical cords used to tie eddie's hands were on the bedroom floor. underneath the intruder's right hand was the knife used in elise's murder. and eddie gave police a videotape that elise made before her death. it contained some shocking allegations against her superiors in the navy. allegations that perhaps the navy didn't want to be made public. well, did you know that old macdonald was a really bad speller? your word is...cow. cow. cow. c...o...w... ...e...i...e...i...o. [buzzer] dangnabbit. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. >> elise and eddi

i know russia does have a naval base a large naval base in the city of sanaa still put them in the crimea on in and sit down past the keeper he only sent to twenty twenty four. now the dean of the ukrainian president has warned of russian troops were on the station said to remain within the boundaries of the territory that had been agreed to bounce between russia and ukraine back out when the lease was signed silk and if the russian troops own efforts to move out of the staircase that could be viewed as soda from nst on ukrainian state. so there is a very tense situation than. and as for the russian action has been so far but reserved and then the chaise lounge has been taking a pause on the calming to me a fish in it until this government was formed and was waiting to see who will be part of it but the general duty on the evaluation he had been speaking to some experts they say that um they are not quite sure that is given for the fishing and britain are presenting orleans face for ukrainians in particular the russian speaking majority getting any on eastern and southeastern parts and in

states does not have an opinion as to whether russia should have a naval base in sevastopol we just don't care because donna porton. and we think that ukraine should determine its own its own future if ukraine has a democratically elected president who treats its citizens nicely and that democratically elected president who treats its citizens nicely says i would like to join your asian economic union we say. it doesn't you want go for it we think it's a mistake would go for it so that our our issues really democracy and the way the ukrainian government treats its own people i think it's actually in the interest of ukraine to develop closer canonic ties with the european union i think it's in the interest of ukraine and russia to develop close economic ties together and i think it's in the interest of russia to develop closer canonic toys with the european union and that i think blossoming of the russian economy a true blossoming of the ukrainian economy would be the national interest of the united states while it's touching to see the american former american ambassador to be still

a will naval base on the russian territory so i don't think that there is any kind of unpredictability in that part of our bilateral relations so there is a common side of e.u. and u.s. politicians and the ukrainian rally prowling saying what's that all about what do they want there exactly. what the goal well the goal is to be visible like any politicians they want to be visible them they want to be seen they want to be heard. they want to be recognized but i mean i know the russia's foreign minister has said that the west has chip political interests in ukraine it does or whatever russia what are there to your political interest to my mind is very clear . still in the west there are politicians with a cold woman to the tee and some people think that if they inspire and to russian forces any crane or in any other former soviet republic that will do that will do good for i don't know nato european union to my mind is the biggest mistake. being pro western for former soviet republic does not automatically mean that they have to be and to russian. russia's main economic partner is the eu

the second thing is, this talk about the naval base in the russian naval base. russian naval ships have been there all day long. i take it the news here is they're in the crimea with troops. if that's accurate, taking some building. it has nothing to do with naval operations. >> the russian naval base is essential to russia. it's their only warm water port, if you will. so far as we understand right now, none of this is happening -- >> wendell, i have to cut in. we have a two-minute warning from the president. he'll approach the podium in two minutes. >> thanks. as you have been watching the white house briefing room, getting ready for president obama to speak about ukraine and the situation, as these reports have surfaced of russian troops landing in crimea. this as the ukrainian president, the former president now, yanukovych, spoke today from russia, as you were just discussing. saying he will still fight for ukraine. but the biggest development today, just within the past few hours, reports on the ground in crimea that some 2,000 russian troops have landed t

watch eastern ukraine and particularly the capital of crimea and the area around the naval base there. by the way, they arrested a former deputy prime minister yesterday and they are throwing him in jail. sochi is over. the crackdowns begin. >> there's been a lot of talk about the cold war returning. secretary of state john kerry just yesterday said this is not east/west. it's not rocky 4. president obama said last week, this is not a cold war era chess board. but talking about the cold war as much as they have in a way brings attention to it. do you think this is a new cold war? should the administration do something different than what they are doing? >> well, i've always believed that this administration was incredible naive about putin. the reset button, tell vladimir i'll be more flexible when i'm re-elected. it's, as i said at the beginning of the conversation, who we are dealing with. he views it as a semicold war in that he wants the russian empire restored and that means the near abroad of which the crown jewel is the ukraine. when you look at a map, you can certainly underst

the ukrainian acting president has warned russian forces, who have a naval base, a leased naval basethern region of ukraine, not to leave the base. and if they do, if they move beyond the perimeter of their grounds, then that will be interpreted as an act of aggression. so, clearly, the situation is very tense today here in kiev, a new government will be voted on by parliament and interim government. it now has a new crisis to deal with on top of the political and economic problems that this country has, christine. >> economic problems. the world is watching and talking about how the imf, the eu, the u.s. and, potentially russia, can try to help fill that $35 billion gap the country needs to fill. phil black, thank you. >> think about what phil's saying, there's a russian military base, a huge naval base in the area where the ukraine now is trying to maintain control with russian troops stationed right there. a very, very tense situation. >>> other news here in the united states. a defiant chris christie says he will not let the hysteria over the new jersey bridgegate scandal distrac

. >> a crimea is home to one of the major naval bases as well as pipelines that pump natural gas from russia. ousted president viktor yanukovych surfaced for the first time in public since fleeing the capitol last week. he spoke in russia. >> i intend to keep fighting for the future of you vain against those who are using fear and terror to seize the country. i decided to state this publicly. no one deposed me. i was forced to leave ukraine under direct threat were mine and my family's lives. >> he claims he is still the new president and the government is illegitimate. he said russia must act, but he didn't elaborate, saying it would be inappropriate to say what russia would do. for his heart president putin has been silent in public. did he speak by phone by bristol city prime minister david cameron. a spokeswoman said vladimir putin said a free and fair election for the ukraine. >> reporter: we demand actions sovereignty of ukraine. >> they seek $35 billion in aid over two years to right the fiscal ship. the international monetary fund and other nations have poised the help white t

the troops who have taken over the two airports in crimea may have come from that russian naval base. in other words, putin didn't have to send troops into ukraine. they were already there. >> but they didn't have permission to go to the airport. they're supposed to stay on their base. >> that's correct. >> news from the future, this is ugly. thank you very much. we'll monitor things at the pentagon with jennifer's house. this is serious. >>> here at home, u.s. marshals captured a child sex offender who escaped from a halfway house in denver. officials found this 51-year-old, eric hartwell, at a motel six, where they left the light on for him, in norfolk, virginia. 1800 miles from denver where he disappear last week. investigators say hartwell somehow cut his ankle monitor and escaped. he was serving time as failing to register as a sex offender. >>> we're tracking a possible development in the case of justina pelletier. the teenager, taken from her family and caught in a tug of war with hospitals and the state of massachusetts. now looks like child protection officials are ready to g

and you have an absolutely essential russian naval base that vladimir putin feels he cannot give up.l not be easily or quickly resolved, neil. >> that's a very interesting point, one i want to pick up with jennifer. you know, this region favors the home town russian crowd, right? jennifer, by the argument that the ukraine is divided into the east and west. and quite literally, the east is more loyal and hospitable to russia than the west, then what's building up around this region is the home town crowd, loyal to russia, acting up. that's how the russians are going to play it, right? >> absolutely, neil. that's why vladimir putin chose the crimea as his bridge head into the ukraine. because it is ethnically the majority there are ethnically russian. it's an easy place. he does have, as you said, the home team advantage. it's also important to point out this is the first time president obama has discussed ukraine publicly since february 19th. that's quite some time to not hear from the commander in chief, from the president, any sort of warning towards russia not to move into the ukra

. >> french president francois hollande will greet the president at a naval base later on. >> out of the protocol, the president will meet the french president at andrews air force base. the reason president obama is going straight to andrews is the two leaders will head down to charlottesville, virginia, mont chemontecello, the home of thoms jefferson. full pomp and circumstance, we don't get to see that that often, a ceremony on the south lawn, greeting francois hollande, the touring of the troops, there is an oval office meeting, a joint press conference. a highlight to some view, a situation with all in formal dress. both these leaders have a big stake in all issues but it's interesting del it's sort of an an knacananachronism. it's meant to express the close relationship between these two leaders, del. >> how is it evolving? >> there's the big blowup with the nsa, that is something the leaders will be discussing, when francois hollande, along with geecialangela merkel and other n leaders had their phones tapped. to tie it all together, del, delma roussef, leader of brazil, it re

it's especially explosive because russia maintains its own naval base.losive should ukraine go in the direction of joining nato. you don't need a lot of memory. it was only a few years ago under president george bush that we were pushing for ukrainian fast-track membership in nato. they have every reason to fear that the next president might try to repeat that, so for them ukraine is of enormous strategic importance. they don't want to be part of this american alliance. tavis: what a difference a few years mean. the runch is now on charged with mass murder. what's going to happen to him? >> i don't know. i haven't heard the latest as to whether he is still in crimea. yanukovych is yesterday's guy. what really concerns me is what we spoke about before, these heightened expectations and disbelief, pretty romanticized, that europe offers a fast track for prosperity. ukraine is in such awful shape at the 10 years of pain and suffering as they reform and adjust that poland went through will be more like 24 ukraine. is yesterday'sch news with the opposition le

washington that follows moscow's vowed to protect its interests in crimea home to a major russian naval base crimea with thousands of ethnic russians have been demonstrating against the ouster of ukraine's president again. coleridge and four independents the true ukrainians on the lawn signs. for russians on the other. standing in the middle. when the indoor courts is desperately trying to keep the peace the root of the groomer india must go back to russia we have to re establish justice crimea was always rushing the truth. he knew we were not going to now anyone can take decisions concerning the status of crimea without our employer to another over the ground since the new york's homeless to students have to suffice coupled with the house to demand and briefly went to the russian flag in front of the fifty three components nearly sixty percent of crime is russian. most of his already reached down saying its critics say it's puts in country x. meanwhile the new interim government is doing its best to hold down the threat of secession. our objective is only to keep the skin tone. the ukrainia

he says, professional russian soldiers, military personnel that have been deployed from a nearby naval base, and that's why he's talking about it in terms of an invasion and an occupation. just this morning, the ukrainian parliament has passed resolutions calling on russia to stop aggressive behavior that breaches the country's sovereignty and to stop fanning the flames of separatism here, because that's the only key point, this pro-russian government stormed the parliament yesterday, kept everyone out, apart from pro-russian members of that parliament who were able to get enough of them together to hold the vote to call for a referendum on whether or not the crimea should become a separate, independent state, to split away from the rest of the ukraine. and as you mentioned, we are now expected to hear today from the former ukrainian president, viktor yanukovych, who's been on the run for several days. now confirmation that he is in russia. his intention to hold a press conference in the russian city of rostov later today in which he is expected to declare that he is the rightful, legitimat

in the crimea region in the south of the country also home to large russian naval base, clashes broke out. crimea's not russia one group chanted. at least one protester was kill. back in the square katarina had a stark message for putin. >> leave ukraine alone. leave our people to make our future. >> reporter: the economic situation here really is very serious. the country's currency has hit a ten-year low. it has decreased by about 18% just in the last month. so those new leaders who were on this stage, they're going to be facing some very tough decisions here because the economic reforms that this country needs to survive will be very painful and very unpopular. clarissa ward, cbs news, kiev. >>> well, coming up on the "morning news," s.a.t. surprise. we'll see why your college entrance exam score from long ago might still be a factor with job recruiters today. >>> and unsteady steps. newly released video of justin bieber's sobriety test. this is the "cbs morning news." t anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda® no calorie sweetener. splenda® lets you experience the joy of sugar

the russian military is blocking another airport near the russian naval base, that's according to ukraine's new interior minister, who described it on facebook as a military invasion and occupation. russia says its military exercises on the ukrainian border are not a prelude to intervention. secretary of state john kerry says russia told the u.s. it will respect ukraine's sovereignty but tensions are heightened. the white house says vice president joe biden called ukraine's new prime minister pledging u.s. support after a new government was formed yesterday. >>> new help for u.s. military veterans is on hold today after it was blocked by republicans in the senate. the $21 billion bill failed to reach the 60 votes needed to advance. 41 republicans voted against it saying it was too expensive. the bill would have expanded medical, education and job training benefits for veterans and families. it would have created 27 new medical facilities for iraq war vets. the legislation had the backing of most veterans organizations. >>> president obama opening up like never before at a candid and emotion

that airport is near a large russian naval base. russia's black sea fleet is denying that its forces have been involved in seizing or blockading this military airport, but they did concede that they have stepped up measures with their anti-terror units to, quote, protect areas where parts of the fleet are located. ukraine's interior ministry is calling this an armed invasion and occupation, but so far to the best of our knowledge, there haven't been any incidents of violence, and in that large civilian regional hub in the city of see vast sevastopol, the airport is still operating regularly. >> all right. clarissa ward in kiev. thank you very much, clarissa. >>> the obama administration is urging restraint in ukraine and keeping a close eye on russia. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. vice president joe biden talked with the newly appointed ukrainian prime minister and told him that his government has the full support of the united states. also, russia's foreign minister told secretar

to protect their naval base, you can look for some other signals.ill look at anything other than bonds. >> you take seriously this kind of crimea move away from russia? >> there is public support there. they are two areas that seem to be on the ground support. the polling suggests a quarter of the population would support russia in this. the naval base is the activity, you don't have to worry but the entire region. aboutitics aside, what the bond payment coming due later in the spring. >> they have the money to do that. the markets are looking for an indication that it is going to get back. there is a huge amount of pressure on the west to do the right thing here. thered be surprised if were issues in terms of the debt prices. >> you're the only american investor in the greece debt organization, what parallels do you see between what is happening in the ukraine and what happened in those countries? argentina you had an unsustainable debt load. the situation in ukraine is purely political and economic management. was 40. to gdp ratio this is liquidit

trees blocking an apple in the black sea port of a seven step though in crimea me in the russian naval base man on man at the chilling another and forth in the regional capital. and the unidentified armed group took control of the appellant's have not seen rough road. witnesses say around fifty alms man just admit it really full speed down to recognize a built in sink me as we put me with the russian navy slacks to renovate the airport's domestic flight terminal at the appeal to the undying the airport to operate normally and also stay an encore of british identity and is reported to have ceased to crime unit administrative buildings with the race the russians. yes we have mentioned just now and sat on identified the alms group shot looking chilling will be toting the same apropos and polish the capital of ukraine's crimea on this breakup make up respondent and foam box and was one of the fast on the scene and filmed as the alms brooch and a member of the so called itself the times that i didn't the airport in central poland. crimea where we have discovered that there are a number of armed

crimea moscow explanation is that they are non regular forces so they are at the local russian naval base that has been permanently stationed in sevastopol for decades. months of turmoil have pushed ukraine further toward a default both e.u. and the i.m.f. have so far to offer financial support there but that's likely to come with some painful conditions and here are some of the reforms the i.m.f. was demanding from the previous administration so first of pension reform the government had to increase the retirement age also a number of benefits and welfare payments should have been counseled including those for schoolchildren and the elderly electricity and gas prices needed to be pushed up both for businesses and the private sector with households facing up to a two fold increase state owned called mines coal mines located primarily in the east were said to be privatized and on top of that agricultural lands had to be put up for sale just political analyst william engdahl believes the west has been taking advantage of ukraine's french politics the conditions that the u.s. it wants to hol

not only because those are ethnic russians but that's where the russian naval bases are. >> okay. so president of the united states and president putin have a conference call yesterday. what are the u.s. interests in all this? >> well, you ask me two confess. what does washington think its interests are? because they've spun a nair they've isn't correct and worsened the problem and what i think washington's interests ought to be and they ought to be a stable and united ukraine, at peace with itself, and not trapped in an either/or proposition between russia and europe. there's no reason why ukraine must choose. ukraine's an economic basket case. as putin hems said, let both sides, russia and europe help ukraine. but things may be out of control. this may be something of a revolutionary situation. nothing written on paper holds to that evening. >> finally, turning to something else, sort of in the news about russia. considering the olympics are ending now, and there are concerns putin will crack down harder on his dissidents, because the media spotlight will be away. we saw the ban

the airport is located near russia's black sea fleet naval base eyewitnesses say the man dressed in full battle gear carrying assault rifles and russia flanks to control the airport backed by armored vehicles. the other main crimean airport in st de paul was also occupied on friday by armed men who also appear to be pro russia malaysia. he remains unclear whether the seizure is the initial stage of a larger military operation corporate simply this is all ukrainian forties from exerting greater control over the eponymous region the russian military has denied that its forces were involved in the seizing of the airports. earlier ukraine's new government in kiev had worn a new movie by russian forces beyond the pieces territory would be tantamount to aggression russian foreign minister sergei lavrov new to assure us sicker to see john kerry the russian will respect ukraine's territory. other western nations like britain and germany are also calling on russia to help ease the turmoil in ukraine's russian dominated region. on thursday the new ukrainian government held its first cabinet meetin

interior minister saying the russian military is blocking an airport in an area that borders russia's naval base, calling this move a military invasion, an occupation. russia is denying it. dozens of armed men in military uniforms also patrolling another airport in the region, as well. and just a few minutes ago, ukraine called on the united nations to hold a security council soeession on this growi crisis. back to you. >>> vice president joe biden calling ukraine's newly elected prime minister. the white house says biden told him the u.s. will give full support to ukraine seeking to restore order in the wake of a major political crisis. the white house said that by fleeing the capital, viktor yanukovych abdicated power. >>> it's been 20 years since landmark gun legislation became law. it was this day in 1994 that president bill clinton signed the brady bill. it sbrusd a waiting period and background -- introduced waiting period and background check for prospective gun buyers. it was named in honor of james brady, who was shot during the assassination attempt against ronald reagan. today, brady'

national security interests, hard to make that argument: but for russia this is their back yard, have naval base in the ukraine, tremendous trade, they have a shared border it's in their direct interest. when the tv cameras leave they are going to have a lot of influence. for the u.s. we are hamstrung, the unanswered calls for a week from secretary hagle to his counterpart in the ukraine, that just shows that issue that u.s. doesn't have a lot of leverage. we do through the eu. 28 countries who are threatening to really punish those leaders financially if they don't follow through where some of these reforms. >> even in europe not a lot of europeans want to be part of the european union. they sympathize with the people in the street. but your opinion has plenty of problems of its own, economic problems. it does not want another basket case within the fold. it really -- for russia, you can't emphasize enough how big a deal it is. every russian diplomat learns this on day one in diplomacy school. russia without ukraine is a country. russia with ukraine is an empire. this is sort of driven deep in

measure there are a lot of people in crimea with the fighters from russia there's also a large naval base in the opal. so that people do it to look to russia and the ones that feel that they would like to join russia. we are encouraged but the current group of people are all too realistic and realize that the allies of the just for show. st and thanks to the inside. as we sit here and there is a war of words emerging between ukraine's eastern and western allies in nato is trying its full support behind ukraine in a way that seems to be hinting at russia to back off on wednesday me to call for ukraine's sovereignty and territory to be respected ukraine isn't a member of nato but it is a puppet ministry exercises and operations. the head of the alliance warned against foreign intervention. without explicitly mentioning russia week. taking the bronze age that's four nations respects the sovereignty and independence. and territorial integrity of ukraine. adam and this is the message that we have or show up on dates back to mid may comes around it was the first nations summit to germany's new

waste into the clinton now all he was moved to the boiling water onto the submarine at the bangor naval base in washington. by the next day in the still traveled ten miles north what that is not the navy's only link in honolulu hawaii last month the navy confirmed that up to twenty thousand gallons of jp eight jet fuel tank at the red hill underground fuel storage facility they discovered the leak when a few operator noticed the fuel levels were low in one that takes the time it was an isolated and clean up is underway finally in the limestone county kentucky at tanker truck spilled eight thousand gallons of gasoline. after lost control on icy roads to a slayer cleanup is still underway and sorrow that you like entered a nearby stream that feeds a local case is now making clean up very difficult and raising concerns of groundwater contamination. now with the weather has made cleanup efforts at many of the spill site is very difficult. so for now anyway cleanup crews must first deal with mother nature's disasters before getting to those man made ones are taking place across the country. in wa

in the crimea region in the south of the country, also home to a large russian naval base, clashes broke out. country me is is not rush-- crimea is not russia one group chanted. back in the square, katerina had a stark message for putin. >> leave ukraine alone. leave ukraine. leave our people to make our future. don't disturb us any more. >> pelley: clarissa ward is joining us from in front of the barricades in the square. clarisa, you talked about ukraine being broke. the value of the currency has been dropping like a stone. did anything today change that? that's right, scott. today it even hit a 10-year low. it has decreased nearly 20% just in the last month alone. what this underscores is how serious this crise is and those new leader leaders who were up t stage tonight, they're going to face some really tough choices bah the economic reforms this country needs to survive are going to be very painful and very unpopular. >> pelley: and the u.s. has pledged some economic support just today. claris athanks very much. for a nearly bankrupt country, ukrainians are still marveling at all th

waste into the hood canal it was moving oily water off of a submarine at the bangor naval base in washington by the next day the spill traveled ten miles north but that is not the navy's only leak in honolulu hawaii last month the navy confirmed that up to twenty thousand gallons of j p eight jet fuel leaks from a tank at the red hill underground fuel storage facility they discovered a leak when a fuel operator noticed the fuel levels were low in one of the tanks the tank has been isolated and cleanup is under way finally in polaski county kentucky a tanker truck spilled eight thousand gallons of gasoline after it lost control on icy roads two weeks later the cleanup is still underway and some of that fuel into a nearby stream that feeds a local case system making cleanup very difficult and raising concerns of groundwater contamination now winter weather has made cleanup efforts at many of these still sites very difficult so for now anyway cleanup crews must first deal with mother nature's disasters before. giving to those man made ones that are taking place across the country in washington

. >>> throughout the week coming up ahead, you could see increased security at naval bases andther installations in the aer rea. it is part of a change called the solid curtain citadel. they say it is not part of an active threat, but an effort to increase security forces. but this week, you might have increases or delays getting on the the bases. >>> and now a man they were called to help died, and now the d.c. council hearing can comes afterf a man medric mills died outside of a fire station are the a heart attack and receive nog help. >> today, the same story, the friends and the loved ones would be alive today if the d.c. fire department had done their job. medric mills' son says that the problems are long and system-wide system-wide, but the mayor disputed that, and he said that the reason that the medric mills died has nothing to do with the way that the department has run. >> these blunders have been going on for years. they have proen th proven that cannot address their shortcomings internally. >> there is apathy. total disregard for human life. and there appears to be a laissez faire at

actions in the ukraine where the russians troops have taken up positions at two airports and the naval base there. the president saying that there is is going to be costs for any military intervention in this country. >> yes, it is a complex situation, and you saw the president there keeping all of the options open, and not committing to one course of action. coming back here now to local violence in d.c., it has claimed the life of two young people. a boy stab and young woman shot, and the killings happened hours apart. one of them is 17. jonathon adams was a high school student, and derrick ward is live at d.c.'s violent crimes division southwest with more of what we are learning about his life and death, derrick. >> well, both of the crimes are under investigation, and there is a sad and tenuous connection, but nonetheless, sad connection between the two murders and they happen to be the 20th, and the 21st homicide in the district sor f so far this year. police say that it was a report to the man down in halley terrace in the southeast. when they got there they found 17-year-old jonathon

armed men taking over two airports one near a russian naval base. ed men are military.ozens of armed men without markings with controlling an airport they patrol the borders and the harbors. >> a few hours from now the president victorian coian covya. he had been seen since friday. >>> it is reminiscent of the cold war. xhoe word on when it is doing there. the critics say president obama needs to p stand up to thepress. listen to this. >> if the russians he's a bully he's a thug he's a kgb agent. if he applies military pressure they have to stand up and say we are going to put it into the black scene or we are going to help the ukraines in kiev. a presence in the area will say you can't walk over a sovereign ukraine. >> this week they ordered more than 100,000 troops to test their combat readiness. >> if you took naked pictures of yourself using yahoo messenger the british government may have those photos. a british intelligence agency collected web canalling images for millions of users even if you weren't associated with a crime. a large chunk of them were sexually ex

kilometers off the coast of mumbai when it experienced a fire, five sea men were helicoptered to a naval baseor treatment. two officers are still missing. the most fatal of all of these incidents was back in august, on august 14th when th a submarine experienced an explosion, and 18 sea men there were killed. several boats in the fleet have either crashed or collided with trollers or have run aground. commanders stripped of their duties. it seems that the naval commander, the naval admiral had to take final responsibility. many responsibilities will be asked about the state of naval fleet now, and we're expecting a statement. >> the former editor of the hong kong nub has been stabbed. he is in critical condition after being attacked by a man who got away on a motorcycle. he was editor of th named he edy amidst criticism. he's replaced by an editor with beijing leanings. >> this is what is left of the federal government college in northeastern nigeria after four hours of uninterrupted violence. in the end officials say many boys and men were killed. dozens are also receiving treatment for inju

it is where russia naval bases in the he's threatening to split ukraine off over bargaining leverage.ot a replay of the cold war, but we returned a normal international system and involves competition and clash of interest. we can sit back and watch this happen consigning the ukraine to the russian orbit that is a mistake. >> do you so the country splitting east and west ukraine? >> it is unlikely at this point. i think both sides think they can win elections and they have been close in the recent past, but if it continues and violence escalates, a split is not unquestionable. >> washington is guaranteeing a billion dollars in loans, what does that do for you us? chicken feed. the russian control the overwhelming energy flows into the ukraine and oil and natural gas and hold ukranian debt and offered 15 billion in the yanukovych government. and the united states to be willing to put up a billion. obama administration might as well go back to sleep. >> thank you. >>> food labels are getting a serious make over and will they change the way we eat? and then there is this. >> we can't bre

the hold by devoiding the black sea fleet with ukraine and in return moscow got a lease on the naval base there. it is a long and complicated history there. >> fascinating to see the former president holding a press conference. first time he showed up. and in benghazi, senators calling for a now round of testimony to get answers about the terror attack. will they get it and will we finally learn what happened. >> and secret files from the clinon white house about to be secret no more. will they contain hidden land mines for hillary clinton presidential plans? >> and watch this. no, no, no. >> i mean, you can't make it up. he is trying to outsmart the monkey. >> you can't outsmart mother nature. >> bring that camera back. how this ended, next. the new guy is loaded with prote! i'll believe it when i -- [ both ] oooooh... [ female announcer ] as you get older, protein is an important rt of staying active and strong. ensureigh protein... fifty percent of your daily value of protein. low fat and five grams of sugars. [ major nutrition ] ensure. nutrin charge! t! low fat and five grams of suga

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it is a major naval base. they want to protect their interests. we have seen russian armor personnel carriers in the last day or so. they are just exercises. but raising tensions a bit here in crimea, kiev watching very closely what is going on, who is in charge of security. very much an open question, tony. >> jennifer glass for us. as we told you, president obama said tonight that the u.s. is deeply concerned by the reports of russian military movements in ukraine. there will be consequences if russian intervenes. mike viqueira for us at the white house. mike, the president didn't say what those intervention measures could be. >> no one takinbe. >> what is left on the table? that's going to be the speculation. obviously it will be economic sanctions on what materials, when would those sanctions go into effect. if it's the united nations security council well, one of the permanent five would veto unless one of them is russia. it caps two days of escalating rhetoric and the secretary of state. today talking about lines that shouldn't be crossed. t

. >> reporter: a russian naval base since the 1,800th century, and it still is, home to russia's black sea fleet. another sailor said allegiances here are clear. >> 90% of people here are russian. we have russian traditions. it's all russian here. >> reporter: that's why they say what is happening in kiev such a problem. >> people here are angry about the fact that ukrainian is made the official language and makes them feel left out as everyone here speaks russian. >> reporter: they'll stand their ground to be able to keep their ways. crimea was always a part of russia. then in soviet times they gave it away. there was no treaty. but now there is. the russians have agreed to keep their fleet here until 2042 unless the new government tries to renegotiate. there are new barricades on the city. they are on the watch for any outsiders. but in an horace drive away they clash with supporters of the government. 20 people have been injured so far in a dispute in whether crimea should stay ukrainian or return to russia. and those people are concerned about what is happening. >> what kind of hel

a lot of rumors that he may be at a russian naval base. people are still waiting, jake, to hear what vladimir putin would actually say. we heard from the prime minister saying that the armed rioters took over the court. we don't know what vladimir is thinking. jake? >> and nick, startling scene when protesters stormed the presidential mansion there. tell us about that. >> reporter: well, quite remark. . this is an estate that goes on and on and on. it's on the outside of kiev and it's built by him -- frankly, no one knows where the money came from. certainly not on his $50,000 a year salary. if you were president, why did you need a 1950s bentley, fish tanks, endless signs of extravagant in this place. even a tunnel that went from the mansions, a huge boat on the river where the real activity seemed to be partying with extraordinarily expensive wine. the strangest thing about all of this, the vast amount of money spent on it but the real signs of very human life or activity there. only one real bedroom looked like it was lived in and that