is all the more pronounced because the violence has been perpetrated by right wing extremists by neo nazi mobs that even tents all over for in the democratically elected government of ukraine and that it's an intolerable situation and we must move away from what we're hearing by western journalists and western politicians that these so-called protesters are protesters they're not protesters they're militants they're terrorists they became militants or terrorists that day they took up arms against the police force in kiev you cannot call people peaceful protesters when they take up guns when they take up molotov cocktails and they start not just injuring the police or so this is actually going to believe that wouldn't that would not that would not be accepted no that not what would well certainly wouldn't it certainly wasn't exactly an end to a lot of them except that in london it wasn't accepted in any kind of european capital but but ariel you know i mean right sectors for boulder do you like these kinds of people i mean they seem to represent this mob that you can see live pictures for

of course i was born in ukraine i've been to a great i'm jewish i despise the nazis and the neo nazis anywhere in europe and unfortunately the lots of them everywhere these days but the majority of people who demonstrate i'm not talking about the island fringe clearly there's clearly there's a violent fringe there but the majority of younger gradients including in the south east on the you're interrupting me go ahead you're interrupting. peter pan or you can yell i said there patiently and listen ok so please the majority of people who are demonstrating against you in the coverage by young educated western oriented people who want to live in a country that doesn't have as much corruption as you covered his regime bread and you know coverage totally lost the support of the majority of the population ok and what he needed to do was to range political transition with the. opposition so that sometime late spring early summer they have an election including presidential election and they change the constitution that is ludicrous to the way it was i'm sorry to everyone who are doing what yo

hours after the collapse that was engineered by wall street you had a rise of neo nazi ism in france just recently as part of a huge protest almost twenty thousand neo nazis are in the street shouting screaming anti-semitic slogans oh well let me correct you on this one because you know i covered the. there were no twenty thousand i mean there was actually it was like eighty thousand people in the streets and there were like one thousand people you know standing discomfort of so it's difficult because up but that was made by the you know by do the french media who who wanted to do it to to be off of the screen of the radar ok so let's be clear that there was approximately a thousand ysaye of. magic now nazi types in the street there is a similarity with what's going on in greece however one of economy becomes completely distorted when there's reparations to be paid in this case reparations are being paid to the likes of corrupt bankers like life masters and j.p. morgan it is a rage that boils over people start looking for scapegoats people start becoming violent and ears suggesting t

gay-bashed in a dark alley by a gang of neo nazi's.ears later - coming face to face with the skin head who smashed his head. his name is tim. the story of matthew and tim and how they retraced their past and healed their wounds is the subject of a documentary short called facing fear. it's been nominated for an oscar. director jason cohen is from the bay area while it sounds like a story of violence. it's really about the power of forgiveness. matthew bears the physical scars of the brutal beating he took. but none of them - are emotional. i'm vicki liviakis kron 4 news. happening now. an officer involved shooting in san lorenzo. here's where it happened. officer brian law and officer juan gonzalez were killed in an early morning crash near fresno yesterday. but here's a photo of the two. officer juan gonzalez on the left. sphinxand officer brian law on the right. they are the first officers from the fresno chp office to die in the line of duty since 1962. gonzalez and law were driving to a collision along highway 99, near kingsburg, w

south defy the country's new leadership pushing for greater autonomy and protesting against the neo nazi groups that are gaining momentum they're. really looking to take a closer look at one of the main forces of the former opposition the hardline right sector which may soon become part of ukraine's new interior ministry. a diplomatic route with the us adds fuel to weeks of anti-corruption protests in venezuela with america now expelling three diplomats in retaliation for the same move by caracas. plus religious tension runs high in london with a local community organizing christian street patrols in response to a muslim initiative set up earlier. you're watching our teams for national live from moscow i'm lindsey france thanks for joining me. crowds in ukraine's southeastern region of crimea have rallied against the new leadership insisting it's illegitimate and condemning the power change as a coup d'etat several hundred people gathered outside the council headquarters calling on the local government to disobeyed the interim authorities they also demanded a referendum on giving greater

south to fire the country's new leadership pushing for greater autonomy and protesting against the neo nazi groups that are gaining momentum there. you. know. we take a closer look at one of the main forces of the former opposition the hardline right sector which may soon become part of ukraine's new interior ministry. the diplomatic row with the u.s. adds fuel to weeks of anti-corruption protests in venezuela where america now expelling three diplomats in retaliation for the same move by caracas. plus religious tensions run high in london with a local community organizing christian street patrols in response to a muslim initiative set up earlier. you're watching are to international live from moscow i'm lindsey france thanks for joining me. ukraine's hardline right sector group says it wants to take control of the country's security forces but the movement's leader pushing to become deputy prime minister the right wing radicals have placed themselves at the core of reformers stuck in fears of a rise of neo nazi as an across the country marches like here chefs has more. we lead ukraine's an

so i don't think that these opposition leaders klitschko yet so when you look at the neo nazi tian box have you ever actually been in control of the protests about international relations professor at moscow state university mark thank you very much indeed for bringing us up to date again weapon changes. and some early success for russia the sochi olympics today in the form of a silver medal in the snowboarding russia wasn't attempts to take any medals and the snowboarding but there you go and that's they magical that impacts. now nicholai in finish second in the cross the country's first of a medal in the sport and was played by his friend tribal but stayed ahead of the u.s. athletes and fed a loon in. the twenty ten world junior champion and before the sochi games said he was planning to retire well if he does at least you know go out on a high for a wider look at the olympics and she caught up with the i.o.c. vice president craig greedy. the i.o.c. is very. particularly for the r.c. church because if you give them a commendation which that is if you give wonderful which it could be

with his neo-nazi attacker again. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> time to fly around the bay area on chopper 5 on this rainy start to the day. the temperatures in the 50s at the coastline, 56 redwood. in the south bay that rain will turn to widely scattered showers by the afternoon a little warmer there, about 57 degrees in san jose. 57 in gilroy. as we look toward the east bay especially over the hills, it is going to be chilly, about 54 in livermore, 54 in san ramon, wet this morning, drying out by the afternoon. about 56 degrees into berkeley. in the north bay some cold air moving in. temperatures there dropping down to 49 degrees for a high in clearlake about 53 in novato and 53 degrees in kentfield. 54 in downtown san francisco. >>> and i have been watching our bay bridge toll plaza camera the cars, the drivers going by, making some good sized splashes at least in the middle lanes approaching the pay gates. so be extra careful. our worst accident out there now is along the peninsula, two left lanes blocked northbound 101 coming into san mateo. a full look at your morning commute coming up

and i kicked him in the forehead, he was out. >> tim put his neo nazi past behind him. 25 years laterey met by chance at museum of tolerance. matthew worked there. tim wanted to speak. they ended up sharing the story together. facing fear tells how two overcame the past to become friends. >> i don't know if i canning forrive someone the way he has forgiven me >> abc news talked to the makers of the academy. >> it's touching a nerve with a lot of people. with a broad audience. >> i wanted to not focus on you know, the >> he says he hopes it will encourage others. >> our goal is here is what happened what does it mean to you? the more they talk, the more they'll change things. >> "facing fear" will be on dvd in a couple months. >> and katie will be live in hollywood to cover the oscars on friday. >> coming up next, michael finney has a new way to stick to your diet. >> yes. having it delivered to your door step. how ! ladies, how are you? let's taste some wine. ♪ ♪ seize your vacation with a southwest airlines sale. go to southwest.co where our lowest fares are now available as low as $

law professor rosenbaum argues that neo nazis should not be allowed free speech.es show hateful rhetoric can cause emotional harm which would be longer lasting and more traumatic than feck pain. than physical pain. he says, quote, why should free peach be exempt when the social cost can be more injurious. why is this quote so long? the civil society is making it so that others are made to feel less free. he said all of this while wear 5*g klansman robe. if you are in a band you should chant free speech and whatever you want. what if somebody said your music inflicts emotional pain? >> nobody has ever done that before. that's a hypothetical. listen, i hate neo nazis. i love america. that's where i stand on this. >> strong stand. that's amazing. >> you are conservative as hell. >> conservative as hell. >> i don't think i ever met anyone as conservative. >> you need a t-shirt called conservative as hell. >> i can get one off the internet. >> joanne, you said this idea of banning hate speech would mess with your bimonthly nazi parties. i was surprised by that. >> it i

and i kicked him in the forehead, he was out. >> tim put his neo nazi past behind him. 25 years laterrked there. tim wanted to speak. they ended up sharing the story together. facing fear tells how two overcame the past to become friends. >> i don't know if i canning forrive someone the way he has forgiven me >> abc news talked to the makers of the academy. >> it's touching a nerve with a lot of people. with a broad audience. >> i wanted to not focus on you know, the horrific act. >> he says he hopes it will encourage others. >> our goal is here is what happened what does it mean to you? the more they talk, the more they'll change things. >> "facing fear" will be on dvd in a couple months. >> and katie will be live in hollywood to cover the oscars on friday. >> coming up next, michael finney has a new way to stick to your diet. >> yes. having it delivered to your door step. [ yodeling plays ] worst morning ever. [ angelic music plays ] ♪ toaster strudel! best morning ever! [ hans ] warm, flaky, gooey. toaster strudel! ♪ [ male announcer ] don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls

he was out. >> matthew survived, and tim put his neo-nazi past behind him. 25 years later they met by chance facing fear tells how they evercame the past to become friends. >> we are friends. >> we talked to the makers of the documented try up for an academy award. >> oscar nomination is something we did not thing about. >> it is touching a nerve with a lot of people, with a broad audience. >> matthew and tim hopes the film nouns -- encourages others to forgive. >> here is what happened, what does it mean to you? talk about it, and you can change. >> it is released in a couple of months on dvd. >>> will facing fear take home an oscar? tune in on sunday to the academy awards here with katie marzullo to catch all of the red carpet action and report on who takes home the biggest prize. watch the as cores right -- watch the oscars right here. >> we have the car that was crushed by a train in the south bay and the details we are lending about the sudden impact. >> we are continuing to follow breaking news from the east bay, an off-duty firefighter killed in a weekend accident and ahead we

and includes people who are running from liberals all the way to extremists, nationalists, almost neo-nazis, and some people who are mobilized because as rachel said street thugs that it's unknown if the opposition can control it's own forces. that's one of the conditions to look at as this develops. the other one is the extent to which the opposition is willing to assume some kind of compromised solution. now they were offered earlier a place in the ukrainian government, and they rejected that, and you know maybe that would have been a better solution at that point in time although it's very hard to imagine in some ways anybody really fitting in with the kind of criminalized type of rule that the yanukovych regime has pursued. you know, part of the question also is even if the opposition does exceed to some kind of agreement, what are the prospect notice long run for that holding up? >> joining us from princeton we'll take a short break. when we come back we'll talk more about the situation in ukraine where a truce has just been called at the 48 hours of terrible violence, and we'll look m

jogging and my 8-year-old son was on his bike, my 10-year-old daughter on her roller blades, this neo nazi man came through and sprayed the bullets at them and one of the bullets hit my husband and he died. >> sharing a personal story about the loss she experienced. >> the background checks have fallen back and what are the gun control advocates thinking today? >> well, the president of the brady come pain to prevent gun violence, dan gross, that lost his brother addressed that topic. here is what he had to say. >> six votes over seven years to pass the brady law and make no mistake we have momentum on our side. there are those that want you to think we do. we do. >> so you hear there the president of the brady campaign talking about the setbacks they have encountered trying to pass the bill and so many hurdles. over the past year the members of congress pushing for the tighter gun control laws and failed to pass an assault ban and in the 40 minutes this morning, 14 gun sales were blocked, people with convicted felons trying to buy guns and four people likely died in attacks involving guns

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southward to find the country's new leadership pushing for greater autonomy and protesting against the neo nazi groups that are gaining momentum there. religious tension runs high in london with the local community organizing christian street patrols and in response to a muslim initiative set up earlier. plus a diplomatic row with the u.s. adds fuel to weeks of anti-corruption protests in venezuela with america now expelling three diplomats in the tele ation for the same move by caracas.

risk increased the golden dawn party which uses a simple resembling swastika is often described as neo nazis rose to prominence with a popular campaign focused on demonizing migrants. members have also denying the holocaust. the mm. eight are many and better. one remarkable young american it's been a journey that he describes as like moving from toddlers to lie to the mites that spotlights the tragedy that was true. what i did some good fights in sales the sections to the streets the trial of musicians loving parents who also tried out the stadium but grew up in august after sports day before. a lot of violence seen a lot of buzz stroke houston houston and go and also a part of myself for the night i started smoking pot the most in the fourth grade. i started sewing it on those in sixth grade. also i think the same conference i got my first weapon offers gut. music was exactly the song about things you need drugs violence and despair. he started his music wasn't enough he knew he needed something more develop light the new rules series since the flight. you know something's happening to me s

are defying the country's new leadership pushing for greater autonomy and protesting against the neo nazi groups they're gaining momentum they're. religious stanch and runs high in london with a local community organizing christian street patrols in response to a muslim initiative set up earlier. in the european parliament blast the trio of international lenders for their bailout program saying the troika needs fixing. which are to international coming to live from moscow with me marina joshing now a list of potential new government ministers is set to be put before a people's forum in central kiev and with right wing radicals at the core of the upheaval they are seeking to take control of key offices along with the country security forces are just like your chef he has more. we lead ukraine's and europe's biggest battle in a vibrantly edited clip of the right sector movement of ukraine states its mission over and well something that the revolution here ended with the ousting of the president of the college its leader dmitri jarosz has a different view. this is just the beginning ukraine'

the city has seen a thousands protesting against the upheaval condemning the violent actions of neo nazi radicals locals have refused to recognize the new parliaments and have a life that the russian citizen as certainly mayor political blogger william allison believes western powers supporting the interim government are benefiting from ukraine's turmoil. the banks. germany and the united states trying to get as much control as the. over as much of the country as the term at the moment they wish to schools a certain degree of chaos which is why they're turning a blind eye to what i can only describe as nazi start parties and i think that suits them because it's a question of divide and green. and are closely following the situation in ukraine on air and online so had to r.t. dot com for more in-depth analysis and minute by minute updates of what's happened in kiev and other regions. and other news as the deadline for u.s. troops to pull out from of ganesan approaches washington this plan and simply three thousand personnel behind president karzai has so far refused to sign a bilateral se

also the ones who have been actively supporting the opposition and thereby giving rise to these neo nazi armed gangs opposition members who are spreading all over a western and other parts of ukraine at the moment i mean just what to do with the agreements made on the twenty first of february was supposed to bring a solution to the crisis. and that the opposition and radical elements present to the my john and in other regions had to hand over their weapons to our blog the areas that you could see that was not in forced and as a result was flooded with government that started poor grooms started to destroy houses cultural facilities and churches innocent civilians are suffering people were robed in beaten on the streets and that is still happening now and then of course there is the issue of the ukraine. police who had been in standoff with the rioters and the opposition on my dime he did get he has apologized to them but he also took this chance this press conference. to apologize to them once again praising them for their bravery and he also mentioned that he had an address something t

and first and foremost with the neo nazi party svoboda which has been be crude. youngman all the thuggish disposition of all of. the places and has effectively provided logistics support for the rebels in them i don't square but of course there's no doubt that the u.s. is concerned about the bonds that are going on in ukraine right now because all the violence all the bloodshed is happening and it's backyard of course europe should react somehow don't like. yes and an even handed reaction would have entailed not only pressure on on ukraine's authorities but also pressure on opposition figures to call on the demonstrators to seize and desist and that we haven't witnessed so far quite the contrary i think that the pressure that he finds himself under is due to all the concessions that he made in the last days of january with prime ministers out of the resignation we do we draw all of the restrictive law on public assembly and with the offer of amnesty now if you make. gestures of conciliatory nature are unfortunately tends to be interpreted as a sign of weakness uk

crisis as the president orders the release of detained protesters but the next day the head of a neo nazi group calls for activists to storm parliament rioters torched parts of the city the first dead bodies begin to appear many more were to follow in the coming days in the span of just a few days death and chaos reigning king live. and from keogh chaos quickly spread to western ukraine the region is traditionally critical to the pro eastern government and people there showing support for the nationwide riots extremists in some of the largest cities to government buildings by fools in the city of lutes rioters drug big gov stage and handcuffed him to a metal pole after he refused to step down he is a little off now where right at the time the local administration with molotov cocktails and sticks they then looted some of the military equipment including hundreds of firearms and bottles only to give it away to people protesting against the government the same happened in other nearby cities homemade bombs strains and guns rolls used to take control of government offices but it is not only

south defy the country's new leadership pushing for greater autonomy and protesting against the neo nazi groups that are gaining momentum there. you. know if we take a closer look at one of the main forces of the former opposition the hardline right sector which may soon become part of ukraine's new interior ministry. a diplomatic route with the u.s. has fueled two weeks of anti-corruption protests in venezuela with america now expelling three diplomats in retaliation for the same move by caracas. plus religious tension runs high in london with the local community organizing christian street patrols in response to the muslim initiative set up earlier.

these people are very unsavory people or some people in ukraine and outside of ukraine call them neo nazis or certainly there are nationalists i don't know why again the united states in the european union want to deal with people like that go ahead. well the united states deals with people who can deliver goods again i'm seeing parallel so serbian two thousand back then they put together a coalition of eighteen different parties that had nothing in common that had marginal support in the general population they put forth a candidate for a presidential function that may have won to majority of votes or may have gone into a runoff we'll never know because that very opposition proceeded to burn down the ballots and torch the national assembly and then declare itself the rightful winner of the elections this is the kind of technology works and then of course after they got into power they proceeded to cannibalize themselves and fight each other and violate the constitution in the six ways from sunday so what happens is that the u.s. government picks people who can deliver on the violence to o

love the john mccain for example sat down and had dinner with wendy was there in december edition neo nazis. well that brought snow spreading wide because ukraine's list is kinda like the further talks will begin solutions for mostly reports from one of the whole beds all of the unrest. this is the regional administration building in a ton of fun cause skin waste in ukraine where a concert a week ago that the regional government had his office but as you can see just like it it is now a tie in to dedicate surrounding the building which snowed. ty is and planks of wood radical and anti russian. this is the hawk and nationalism. we can't yet make all the same comment wednesday. and that's the way the tide and took only one to keep it the twenty nine year old entrepreneur has seen him since the building was of the card. she says what can wait. this is more important lol which is benson has no present this isn't any local each. but the opposition as i granted it is because it's the first to make a million copies could well mean anarchy with the bishop of the month. the problem is that we don't

are defying the country's new leadership pushing for greater autonomy and protesting against the neo nazi groups they're gaining momentum they're. religious stanch and runs high in london with a local community organizing christian street patrols in response to a muslim initiative set up earlier. and the european parliament blasts the trio of international landers for their bailout program saying the troika needs fixing.

the silver lining here is that germany has done a good job of luring young people away from the neo nazis see in the report also praise of the country for a program that lets people applying for jobs anonymously in order to make sure that no one's discriminated for for age or origin but when it comes to battling homophobia and racism the report says that germany simply has a lot more work to do one of the things that are recommends is tougher penalties for crimes against sexual religious or ethnic minorities as well as an overhaul of the way in which germany registers these kinds of incidents because right now there simply is a lack of confidence among victims in the german investigation process as a result many victims of racist or homophobic assaults simply don't report them to the authorities that's a major problem this report says you know the council of europe also took issue with germany's penal code like the legal system here basically in many european union countries racial motivation for one example is considered as a factor in a crime one passing a sentence well not here in germ

this was a neo-nazi rally in florida. this was a shoolt out in paris. earned taylor a pulitzer prize nomination. >> there was a roll of film. they were all destroyed except for one single frame. >> reporter: it's amazing, too, what was saved is the central focus of the imannual. >> yand the best frame. >> reporter: while taylor stopped taking photos decades ago, these altered images are once again bringing him acclaim. they've been published in both italy and france and he has offers to show them in new york city galleries. what it you learn from all this? >> i think that the reson is that events happen in life, and we can't do anything about controlling the events. the only thing we can control is our reaction to the event. >> reporter: taylor says his pictures are now a mix of photo journalism and art. they always told a great story. now there's an even better one behind them. >> axelrod: can't control the events, only how you react to them. and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. later on cbs "48 hours." for now, i'm jim axelrod in new york, ann

opposition from the left wing groups and more than a thousand people showed up to protest against neo nazi organizations over twenty people were injured when police used pepper spray to keep their groups apart. and when those who allowed one of prize the majoris critics has engaged in an armed standoff with army officers who came to arrest them so i know i have a good ass who's accused of masterminding a trap kill the government supporter armed himself with an assault rifle. and wonder if the officers were then chased away by vivus supporters and so government rallies across the country have left ten dead in violent clashes over the past. ex . and we have news just in about the interim ukrainian minister i should say there was a warrant out for the rest of the prizes the end of the president in the college that is the last scene in crimea and we'll have more details on that at the top of the hour and also of course this is just developing would just hurt the president a young college there is a warrant for his arrest we'll bring you all the latest as soon as we get it and the main time you

used nazis in the former yugoslavia to start breaking that country apart it's nothing new they used neo nazis in croatia in boston and now in costs so this is just a continuation it's just that some years of facile people have forgotten about it the thing is it seems like the end justifies the means in the west calculus and this is just a way of destabilizing things of turning ukraine into syria but if we can if we can bring up some of the latest numbers from very recent polls in ukraine about seventy one percent admit the possibility the country is now sliding towards a civil war do you think that's a scenario the e.u. wants unveiling in its own backyard well we must remember. again yugoslavia we i must keep making this parallel the maastricht treaty which formed the european union as we know it today was practically built on the blood and the disintegration of yugoslavia. they had to practically agree to german terms germany wanted to recognize the session of states as a result everyone else went along so this is again not anything new for the west they're playing real politics and it has n

so i don't think that these opposition leaders klitschko yet so new york and the neo nazi tian bach have ever actually been in control of the protests and to stay with the latest on dates from the ukraine. excitement days hazing up in sochi with less than often now before russia's fast ok olympic playoff clash against no way earlier this morning a member of russia's snowboarding team wowed the public with a silver medal finish a title race and as a fan now i reports it was a surprise podium position for that. russian fans certainly celebrating this tuesday russia wasn't tipped to take any medals in the snowboarding but there you go that's the magic of the olympics nicholai noonan finished second in the cross the country's first ever medal in that sport he was put by his french rival but stayed ahead of us in third noonan is the twenty ten world junior champion and before the sochi games said he was planning to retire well if he does at least tell now go out on a high now for a wider look at the winter games so far i'm now glad to welcome to our sochi studio craig reedy the i.o.c. vice pr