ukraine's new president has to be different from all others. they should get an income that's equal to a munl. around 100 euros -- minimum wage. around 100 euros. i ask whether any ukrainian politician would be prepared to make that sacrifice. andre also has his doubts. he says they're waiting for new fresh personalities. activists who have made a name for themselves. he has no faith in opposition politicians. we finally reach independence square. many protesters are still camped out here. they're refusing to leave until they're sure their fight is won and their dream of a european kraine is a reality. andre poses in front of the photos of the protesters shot down. a friend was among those killed. he says he mourns them. those that he knew were the future of ukraine. they could have become the new elite to move the country forward. their deaths will be the foundation on which they will build a new ukraine. andre believes in the future of his homeland but others on the square fear for the unity of the country. will the russians speaking accept t

good the battle for ukraine's few of is still far from over and despite widespread support from the new government many here in little ukraine admit that corruption runs deep. >> if you want to be wealthy you start your own business. in ukraine you go into politics. >> but it hasn't dampened their sense of pride. they are hopeful that a free democratic ukraine will emerge, not far away. christof putzel, al jazeera, new york. >> that's it for tonight, we'll have more of "america tonight," tomorrow. vitaly churkin >> the major developments in the ukraine have worldwide implications. russia's black sea fleet ordering them to surrender by monday. the commander threatened a real assault of ukraine's military if the deadline passed. a fleet spokesman claimed there were no immediate plans for a russian attack. meanwhile ukraine's u.n. ambassador said monday that russia put 16,000 troops in crimea for the past week. sergei lavrov, the forin minister, in geneva said russia was protecting its interest and russian's citizens that lived in ukraine: >> russia's u.n. ambassador insisted troops in cri

good the battle for ukraine's few of is still far from over and despite widespread support from the new government many here in little ukraine admit that corruption runs deep. >> if you want to be wealthy you start your own business. in ukraine you go into politics. >> but it hasn't dampened their sense of pride. they are hopeful that a free democratic ukraine will emerge, not far away. christof york. >> that's it for tonight, we'll have more of "america tonight," tomorrow. >welcome to a special edition of consider this. the major developments in ukraine have worldwide implications. russia ordered ukrainian ships and soldiers to surrender by 10 p.m. monday. the ship's commander threatened a real assault against divisions against ukraine's military if i the deadline were allowed to pass, but a spokesman later claimed there were no immediate plans for an attack. russia put 60,000 troops in crimea in the last week, the ambassador said that russia was protecting it's interests. and they will be there until a normal situation. they said that troops in crimea why invited and they were there t

and then in an age pension is adapted to ukraine's new continent. to the country's information and techniques. i don't sign the resignation i tell you he talks to the kind of ukraine's national tv channel hers. well now the former half. the silliest it's been signed to a resignation. shut up and take your hands off me like i told you. initial resistance on the rugged amputees to seem tame. with telling me that this is the paper mules sign your resignation. they were told that just because he's handled it comes to mention presents drastically needed also i need your options beyond the eye in the ukrainian. you are on the ukrainian some on the government of speech and is a member of ukraine's ultra nationalists the boat epoxy content by the european parliament back in two thousand and twelve points race season antisemitism and xenophobia. do not from the social national county which has a swastika like logo. the numbers of these days and all that far right on his phone and they take on ukraine's new for me to face up in the face the coming countries ne

we're tracking major developments, fast moving developments in ukraine, in washington, in new york. the united nations security council meeting right now about russian military movements in ukraine. you just heard from the u.n. secretary general's spokesman. >> general continues to closely follow the seriously a and rapidly unfolding events in ukraine. including developments in crimea and is gravely concerned about the deterioration of the situation. the secretary generation reiterates his call for the full respect and preservation of the independence, sovereignty and territorial independence of ukraine. the secretary general will be speaking with president vladimir putin of russia shortly at this situation in ukraine. our secretary general is about to fly to europe, he has asked -- >> earlier at the white house, this was the scene, several members of the president's top national security team leaving after closed door meetings, the defense secretary, the director of national intelligence, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, they were all there. all of this coming several hour

news. thanks for being with us. >> events in ukraine dominated the news.n monday, there was a decision to issue an arrest warrant for ousted president viktor yanukovych. he is wanted for mass murder following the death of thousands of antigovernment protesters. -- top cap priority priority, it was to draw an emergency plan for the economy. catherine ashton visited to you -- kiev and promised financial aid as long as ukraine supports new reforms. there was no beast on the legality of recent events in ukraine. >> strictly speaking, there is no one to talk to their. the government does not exist. >> the divisions between pro-european and pro-russian forces became increasingly apparent. especially in the crimea region. pro-russian demonstrators clashed with supporters of the new administration in kiev. in crimea population is russian. russia announced a major military maneuver along at order with the ukraine. it was a standard exercise. the flexing of military muscles was clearly designed to send a message to kiev. >> a moscow has sentenced activist you presen

pull back to your troops in cry mia and enter talks with the new ukraine government by next monday or sanctions will be enacted. they include travel ban throughout the european union for anyone deemed responsible, quote, actions that undermine o integrity, sovereignty, and independence of ukraine. and the freezing of any european union-based fund or economic resources that are, quote, owned, held, or controlled by the same individuals. mr. obama hosting new ukraine prime minister at the white house today demonstrating s solidarity and support. they called on putin to step back from what might be an abass. >> if he wants to reday the line and change or -- the entire global security and revise the outcome of the second world war, so they will move forward. i'm asking mr. putin. mr. putin, tear down the wall. of all of war, intimidation, and military aggression. let's talk. let's come down. >> secretary of state not quite as diplomatic in his testimony delivered in the house appropriations committee. ahead of a scheduled trip to lon london where he'll meet with russian foreign minister.

shows ukraine's new support for leadership. >>> a hate crime investigation at a bay area high school. a report of a transgender student attacked on campus and what they're doing to address the issue. >> a san jose world war ii veteran getting national attention this morning. what he has to say about this viral video. >>> nbc bay area news begins with breaking news. >>> and that breaking news is going on in new jersey. live pictures of where a house has exploded sending smoke into the air. seen as far as 25 miles away. this is just outside of trenton, halfway between new york city and philadelphia. no word yet on what caused the explosion. that's where a house use todd be, or whether anyone was inside at the time. emergency rescue crews are on scene. we will bring you any updates as they become available during the newscast. good morning everyone, thank you for joining us. >> i'm peggy bunker. we want to get to the latest in ukraine. john kerry is in kiev this morning showing u.s. support for their new government. within hours kerry met with the acting president and prime minister. he

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imposed travel and financial sanctions on the opponents of ukraine's new government. putin was not on the list of those to be punished. >>> in western ukraine, public opinion appears sympathetic toward kiev and the new government. but to the east there is a growing pro-moscow sentiment. charlie d'agata reports from donetsk. >> reporter: mobs of pro-russian demonstrators broke through lines and stormed this city's government headquarters. control of this building has come to symbolize control of donetsk. this deeply divided city next door to crimea. and while the russian protesters declared victory from the rooftops, they'd lost control again. more than 70 people were taken into custody. ukrainian riot police were back in charge, and the country's blue and yellow flag flew high again. donetsk is home to 1 million people in ukraine's industrial heartland. it's also the hometown of ousted president viktor yanukovych. the population is almost evenly split between those who back ukraine's new government and the view to view it as an el legal one. many told us they'd welcome

now among the russian proposals are a decentralized new ukraine, and an ukraine that would protect theights of the russian minority. it would make russia the second official language, and perhaps most important of all it's suggesting that the new ukraine would become a non-aligned nation. it would be out of the grasp of e.u. nato, and russia. and this would be most militarily and economically strong. so really we're looking towards the speech tomorrow from vladimir putin on tuesday to see if he's going to be able to flesh out some of those proposals. it's moving very quickly. >> peter sharp in moscow. >>> the syrian government said it is now in control of yabroud, the last rebel stronghold in western syria. forces have been taking the town for weeks. it means that the rebels have effectively lost their supply line for weapons on the western front which borders lebanon. >>> iran of course a major ally of the syrian government and his helped to secure that victory in yabroud. ibrahimi is hoping for a third round of peace talks in geneva. >>> a major rebel advance towards damascus was rev

support for ukraine's new leaders, calling russia's actions a stunning and willful invasion. we need to bring in diana magness live in ukraine for us this morning. get us up to speed. what is happening at this hour? >> reporter: hi, christine. well, there are several military bases in crimea which are surrounded by troops. also, we're hearing from ukrainian authorities that several border posts overnight were attacked by these same military troops. they are wearing, though, insignia. again, russia has not acknowledged that these troops are theirs. on the streets of simferopol, where i am now, it is very calm. it doesn't feel as though there is an invasion or occupation as such. there are troops, though, darted around various locations, for example in front of the main regional and administration building. what you set a sense from here on the ground is that this is more of a war of information. so, there are people who are watching russian tv who believe one story, who believe that ultra nationalists are en route to crimea to try and disrupt the peace. and then you have those

many in ukraine's eastern regions are refusing to recognize the new leadership in here have taken to e streets in defiance of the interim government the city of donetsk has become a flashpoint to pro russian protests with crowds demanding a referendum on independence from ukraine demonstrators are accusing the new leaders in kiev of neo nazi leanings and it's a similar mood in many other cities in neighboring regions people there are insisting the else to present your ticket which is their legitimate leader and some are calling to follow the example of crimea and join russia iran any reports now from the city of donetsk which is actually running now. thousands of people have taken to the streets again this weekend in donetsk and demonstrations across the city this weekend in support of president victory on a covert she was ousted by the coup imposed government in kiev at the city square is littered with banners and posters in support of unocal of h. as well as slogans being chanted for viktor to come home the main focal point of the demonstrations over the past few weeks has been with

ukraine clip. one of its leaders ego mostly choke was recently released from jail as a political prisoner by the country's new appointees he had been staring seeks here is for preparing a terror attack. the attempts to infringe on ukraine's territorial integrity will be punished. if the authorities can't do that will handle it we'll go to the crimea unlike before they'll run like rocks while there is evidence that he spied to restrain the five rounds. a close associate of the patrons ukraine me to yemen was reportedly the key position in ukrainian security council. his group the reit sector has been described as neo fascist by the western media. the idea another prominent member and examples. in this two thousand and seven bt and pledges to fight again stuck on a nice juice and ready to sit for as long as life lies in his veins. it's a sentiment dampened by his father is the next add the rice and scum. it was nice to cook with issues of veterans know what fascism in this film with the nuremberg trials to recognize that the doctor was still we see it being supported and glorified. it is. miss e mail above the

nationalist former convicts among them is raising fears ukraine's upheaval has empowered some very dangerous people meanwhile. russia's official news agency says the russians have given ukraine forces in till to morrow morning to surrender. parties out on the propaganda watches me is fuelling panic over ukraine setting the alarms ringing over russia's full blown intervention and the takeover of the southern region of crimea. and the flame is back to sort where the winter of paralympics games just around the corner we'll look at some intriguing facts and first to be expected. in moscow what you're international with the arena joshing now on the most wanted list international arrest warrant is now out for the hand of a ukrainian new announcing group russian prosecutors accuse him of publicly inciting terrorist and extremist actions and concerns are growing over a new nazi movements gaining power and the wake of the ousting of the old ministrations searches refinished in our reports. i don't want these are some of the new musters of ukraine doing what they want after spearheading the revolution they burst into a local parliament sessi

ukraine, and can no longer return to lead. putin dismissed the west's support for the new government. for his country's government in crimea, the russian president pointed to its historic ties to ukraine, calling it a fraternal partner bound by the partnership on the shores of crimea with a strong naval presence in the back sea. now del that naval port on the black sea has been within the russian spear of influence and control since the 18th century and katherine the great. it is highly unlikely they are going to get that out, it is key to their military power. but it is also important to note that vladimir putin said it wasn't just crimea he is looking at now, he is looking at the risk to russians in the eastern part of the country. del? >> phil ittner thank you very much. >>> and as we mentioned secretary of state john kerry is in ukraine today, the u.s. pledging $1 billion in aid, but also preparing sanctions against russia. lisa stark is in washington. >> del, as you mentioned that $1 billion aid package is the first thing out of the gate. it is a loan guarantee. it still needs ap

good news. ukraine that is all up on the resurgence of russian forces tightened their grip on the ground china blames of this notice for saturday's deadly. which left twenty nine. major escalation in which to be facing the continuing drought has forced itself. aside from the city. mind you on posting things for joining us i'm only home they began escalating tensions in ukraine there are reports coming in from the last hour at the interim government in kiev is calling up and military reservists. this after us present crop of aman has urged his russian counterpart letter written to dia escalate the crisis when the ninety minute telephone conversation between the leaders obama said that moscow has flouted international law by sending troops to ukraine. here's to two simple forces back to bases in crimea of the top came after russian parliament gave it to the green light to use the troops in the country of a moscow says no final decision has been made on whether the use of force meanwhile unidentified gunme

literally you know the man in a beige coat is a deputy of ukraine's new parliament here he is representing the country's information and media committee but resigned there is a commission i tell you he talks to the head of ukraine's national t.v. channel first well now the form has. been telling you sit inside your resignation of wide shut up and take your hands off like a cold you have to show resistance are the rudder deputies tapped into. we're telling you this is the paper you will sign your resignation with all that just because he's channel broadcast the russian president's address on crimea you sign it you must. i am a ukrainian. not a ukrainian. bigger militia in turn is a member of ukraine's ultra nationalists a border party condemned by the european parliament back in two thousand and twelve for its racism anti-semitism and xenophobia it grew up from the social national party which has a swastika like logo to the members of these and other far right parties form a major part of ukraine's new political face their methods are becoming the country's new political language the jesus

we're following the breaking news out of ukraine, tensions developing now between the u.s. and other countries, it's a serious situation. let's bring in our united nations correspondent richard roth. richard, you're over at the u.n., as we have been pointing out, ban ki-moon can make all sorts of statements, the u.n. security council can -- there's a limit to what actually is going to emerge other than a few statements. >> russia would certainly block any significant action by the u.n. security council however they did meet, russian met the u.n. security council yesterday, despite what they could say publicly to the press, and we don't know what goes on behind closed doors. they're meeting here on saturday in an urgent session, ban ki-moon has issued statements on concern on many countries in crisis over his six year office. there may be an open formal meeting where there could be angry opening speeches. the first meeting will be closed doors here at the united nations. there are articles in the u.n. charter that say that the u.n. security council has the right to get invol

the fact the western europeans and the eu are willing to loan the new ukraine government $15 billion replace the money that putin has taken off the table shows that they're willing to play ball, and they want ukraine to be part of the european system. so that's what's going on with europe, and i think if they can follow through and if they can help the new ukraine government not only survive but thrive economically, then i think that will be as good a result as can be expected in this crisis. >> how important do you think, howard, this relationship with russia is to hillary clinton's future political prospects? obviously, she worked extensively with lavrov and other russian officials while she was at the state department. i was at the state department at that time. i saw how important that relationship was. of course, one of the memorable moments in that relationship was a bit of a flub where secretary clinton presented a reset button to the russians, and unfortunately, the russian word inscribed on it read not reset but overload. not a personal mistake she made, but a moment of big

continues to back ukraine's new government and new prime minister travels to the white house on wednesdaynd meet president obama and vice president joe biden do discuss the standoff and going to the referendum in ukraine and they attacked people in sevastopol on sunday and comes russia is sending additional troops and seizing more ukraine bases. and jennifer glasse is in sevastopol now and jennifer and clashes [ing out there on sunday, what is the situation like there today? >> well, stephanie, it's a monday, it's the last of a three-day weekend here and the streets are quiet and yesterday we saw some scuffles at the pro-ukrainian demonstration as pro-russian supporters came in and attacked some of the demeanor stra demeanor -- the demonstrators and they are printing the ballot and trying to get the election stations ready for the ballot where crimea will decide to stay in ukraine or become part of russia. >> reporter: intense discussions between putin and german chancellor merkel on sunday, what are you hearing? >> that's right. we know the europeans would like to see moscow form a conta

new york. "inside story" is next, and throughout the day we'll update you on that explosion and fire in east harlem. one dead, dozens injured. >> the man who used to run ukraine tells the country's army don't follow the orders from the new guys in charge. developments in ukraine continue thick and fast. it's the inside story . >> hello, i'm ray suarez. ousted ukrainian president viktor yanukovych continues to speak to the country from next door russia. insisting that he's still legally in charge. meanwhile the regional parliament in the crimean parliament declaring that it will become an independent state if the referendum approves the move. di by day the russian authorities in crimea are tightening ties to russia and dismantling them with ukraine. for more than 20 years since the break up of the soviet union and 60 years since crimea became part of ukraine. in 60 days dueling accusations have been flying quick and fast. the interim prime minister said that crimea is part of the ukraine, period. to keep track of the players, yes, do you need a score card. it is. ukraine's interim leaders create a national guard in an effort to stand up against russian aggress

the german banks in other words is a point or proxy on the same forces that want to integrate the new ukraine into the new not for the benefit of the ukrainian people. but in order to make money. arguably track is played by the west's profiteering us dies of an honest attempt to help. is this a shot at arts in washington dc. all told washington is offering its also promised ukraine and begin to lose in eight the branches of foreign ministry has pointed out that she doesn't taste the snow america's foreign assistance and funding is from a financial lifeline to the government has the feel of the pie was bought and paid trends and missed joe since he told us this is the last time washington has broken its own will. let's not forget that the united states still approved a one point three billion dollars loan package. asia. and it's against the law to provide that kind of package to a government that has been overthrown to military to put the united states still does not call would have been in egypt a military coup. it is certainly not calling this that either. this act is a democratically electe

more at the website aljazeera.com. >> a possible russian military intervention would be bad news for ukraine and unsettling to say the least for the global economy. we will explain. plus new data reveal that u.s. growth has been slowing down again. weather is a problem, and that was before the next winter storms coming this weekend. and the new hockey arena in detroit that developers believe could help save the city. i'm david shuster in for ali velshi. and this is "real money."

ukraine's new president is accusing russia of armed resistance. department is warning u.s. citizens to put off all nonessential travel to ukraine particularly crimea. president obama says he's deeply concerned about the situation. earlier this afternoon he warned there cost for any russian military intervention in ukraine. washington is consulting with its allies. >>> after almost a week in hiding ukraine's ousted president made his first public appearance since driven out of power. speaking in russia veurkt yanukovych says he is-- viktor yanukovych says he is still the real president of ukraine. >>> more rain is expected to hit southern california tonight, a thousand residents have been evacuated. rain triggered mudslides in the region, same area devastated by fire last month. those are the headlines. i'm richelle carey, "america tonight" with joie chen is next. thank you for your time. do keep it here. >> maint investigates. "america tonight" investigates. beaten up by sheriffs deputies. >> i had four or five came around and i heard this. >> den

we're going to continue to stay on top of the breaking news in the ukraine. lots is at stake. thanks for watching. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> next breaking news, signs of a russian invasion in ukraine tonight. president obama warns russia there will be costs. >>> plus, a new winter storm threatens more than 100 million across america and a story you have to see to believe, a man declared dead in a body bag comes back out alive. let's go "outfront." good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett and we have a welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world tonight. "outfront" we begin with the breaking news. the united states believes that russian troops have entered ukraine. ukrainian officials are accusing russia of an armed invasion after hundreds of troops tried to take control of two airports in crimea. several builds have been seized and they are patrolling the streets. we have new video to show you. these are russian helicopters flying over crimea, which is the peninsula below the ukraine. this picture was posted on youtube. the president, just a shor

. >>> plus, breaking news in ukraine -- crimea voting to secede from the country and join russia. this morning the world refusing to recognize the landslide vote. what's next for the people of ukraine, and will russia fight to create an addition to its country? we are live with what you've missed overnight. good morning and welcome to "early start." we are glad you're with us. i'm rosa flores. >> and i'm john berman. 4:00 a.m. in the east, a very early start because so much is going on. we begin with breaking developments in the search for malaysian flight 370. this weekend the search deepened as malaysian officials finally admitted that this jet with 239 people on board was flying for many hours after its crew last talked to air traffic controllers, and they believe it was turned deliberately off course. the search area has expanded again, deep into kazakhstan. that's in central asia. and south into the indian ocean. authorities are now looking into every passenger on the plane and the flight crew. the 53-year-old captain and his 27-year-old first officer. this weekend, both thei

ukraine's new authorities were quick to disband the thousands sean and to right unit. former officers were made to publicly kneel in western ukraine and beg for forgiveness while local shouted shame pelting them with objects the country's acting interior minister posted on his internet page that the barrackers a finished for a new master for politico more for it's hard for us there are many among us who sacrificed their health and lives to protect citizens after twenty two years of service they just threw us out like garbage it's painful when you know the little denise of spent two decades in the ukraine in police he says the barricades in kiev were simply unprepared to face armed protesters while trying to carry out their deity yet choose any on friday during his press briefing in russia president called which did apologize for that i believe well equipped and armed bear could offices have had more out of cocktails thrown out there being shot at by live ammunition and killed i apologize to these courageous people who have stood up and suffered any new magoo. no i can't

and the european un >> delta fellow bing news from the ukraine, where russia continues to tighten -- developing news from the ukraine, where russia continues its stranglehold on the ukraine. 16,000 russian troops now surround ukraine's border posts and military bases. ukrainian officials say that two warships are blocked in by four russian navy ships. >> we are examining a whole series of steps, economic and otherwise, that will isolate russia. says thatnt obama russia's actions violate international law and the global markets fell sharply today. for a womanoments in labor on the way at the hospital -- on the way to the hospital. they were leaving their annapolis apartment when they were confronted i've three men with guns. the man took off. the suspects tried to get the woman to let them into an apartment, but she did not have the key. with hercts took off car. after the chase, they were arrested and charged with robbery and assault. there is no word tonight on the woman's condition. the campaign for u.s. senate candidate ed gillespie of virginia is now linked with star power. mitt r

the crisis in ukraine is making headlines around the neighborhood many reports appear misleading and. is monitoring the major news outlets. the crisis in ukraine has brought a media frenzy the likes of which we have not seen in a while. this hour it appears russian military forces are crossing the border into neighboring ukraine russia is on the move invading this is a russian military helicopters and planes are entry in ukraine the russians have already flown in forces into the crimea into southern ukraine misinformation on what exactly has been unraveling on the ground is running the show for one and a legit ultimatum that russia never made it has been all over the news headlines the media emotionally stated that russia gave ukrainian troops a deadline to surrender or it would attack. russia's official news. they can see says the russians had given ukraine forces in till to morrow morning to surrender or they will storm military bases on the crimean peninsula not only to moscow deny these allegations but no military personnel based in crimea confirmed the ultimatum had ever been issued the deadline came and wen

. >>> new ukraine prime minister will visit the white house. on sunday, thousands locked in to independence square in kiev to remember those slained in recent protests. in another eastern town of ukraine, russian sympathizers took over the streets to call for a refer endumb to cede from ukraine. while putin has denied russian involvement in crimea. >>> meanwhile former u.s. officials cast a bleak outlook for ukraine regaining control of crimea, although they disagreed about our options. >> there really aren't any direct military options that we have, i think our greatest response is to have our own strategy to countering this long-term strategy of putin's to gather these states back under moscow control. i don't believe that crimea will slip out of russia's hands. >> you think crimea is gone? >> i do. >> well, i think, i worry to address a crisis by taking options off the table. >> have they done that? >> in a sense, no military. there are military options that don't involve not putting troops on the ground in crimea. we can reinstate the nonba

ukraine's new authorities would equate to disband thousand strong anti riot units two little pieces would need to come to the meal in western ukraine and beg for forgiveness biomedical counted came pelting them with optics the country's anti needed to remain distant place in his internet page that the bad guys finished the new muster the political will from the conference. there are many among us to sacrifice the health and lies to protect citizens. after twenty two years of service the gesture was so like garbage. it's painful the two new nieces spent two decades and the ukrainian police. he says the ban could see mickey and it was simply unprepared to nissan's pay taxes while trying to carry out the dt. on friday during his press briefing in the shire president ian are called hdd apologize for that a well equipped and armed include offices have had more local trails throughout them the initial cause by live ammunition and killed. i apologize to these courageous people who have stood up and soften. new mobile. mostly that they don't accept these apologies. at the end of the day which in

we need to bomb say the new tories need of ukraine's neo made mention to want ed is to run for the country's presidency he's fine today need to be out on something want it to a band signed to new terror attacks and is also seeking the team on his own one secs into the psyches of donovan reports from keith. the video she is the legal told the group writes that the eco me move around a central pot to skip right now without seeing as somebody bearing the insignia all his old can i say she and in some circles they called me and nazis the upset in the fall writes that certainly hopes an ultra nationalist now we're also hearing from the band inside security services here in ukraine that might depth of four full with the month suggesting they must have access to palms consmin which he called to ask if they don't receive based weapons and hardware well perhaps they could try in and influence and be the government. elsewhere in order to try in all taken in the moments of his putting a cell phone for president to meet the other snow he is in the subject of an international warrant was issued by russia

support, ask russia to protect their from terror. >> and you can keep up to date with all the news on ukraine at aljazeera.com, background to the headline stories there, some blogs and of course opinion pieces as well as the very latest news on this very fast-moving story. >>> all right time in the news hour to give us a round up of some of the other world news headlines. a splinter group of the pakistan taliban says it carried out a suicide team in pakistan's capitol. assault on district court in the heart of islamabad. more from islamabad. >> islamabad hasn't seen violence like this in years. two men wearing explosive vests stormed the complex and started shooting. they then blew themselves up. this man caught in the cross fire said he barely made it out alive. >> translator: i was in the chamber when they ran in. the judge was shot in the neck. i'm pretty sure he did not survive. >> reporter: it's through that door that the attackers stormed this courthouse killing so many people and injuring many more. but this is the heart of the capitol. and these groups, these armed groups which are de

new york city. we have special coverage today of our top story. the growing crisis in ukraine. the russian parliament has approved president vladimir putin to authorize the force in ukraine. this comes in a scheduled referendum for increasing its autonomy. for days we've seen armed men patrolling there. they're meeting to discuss their next step to discuss a mediation mission. the european union will address its discussion on monday. >>> what are the people expecting from the russians? >> you know, as the news broke that the russians have authorized the use of force, there is celebration here 60% of the population is ethnic russian, and they feel that the russians are protecting them. they felt a lot of unease about what is going on in kiev. they've been watching television reports for months calling the now government thieves, thugs, fascists. they have created roadblocks to protect themselves from these people. and we have seen armed men and their military uniforms with no distinguishing insignificant knee i can't iininsignificaninst building until a few hours ago. a lot goin

the new ukrainian prime minister that the demented has so far refused to recognize as ukraine's new year. tensions between rival camps inside the country are rising in eastern ukraine. that more than a dozen people wounded after pro russian and european demonstrations last this is for the next post reports that in the country sometimes. through all the pk and improvements. in other news this it's been amazing malaysian airlines flights and hb seventeen spread west to the engine mentioned this as result of the white house described as new information several sources have suggested the radar tracking and its associated to the play was in fact the neighborhood in northwest from quantum four. towards the un on itunes. the latest in a series of tantalizing leads to the rational speak and they continue to deepen one of the biggest mysteries of modern aviation history catherine tate collection the shift in direction for the international parties' carry the seeds for the missing memories in airliner. as washington speaks of a new leads. my understanding is based on some new information that's no

rebuilding ukraine's new colossal aside there's also a risk of a greater radioactive material for an end to the roadhouse must take a look at this and that ukraine is heavily dependent on you too powerful to halt its electricity comes from a soul soon as you can see a variety of interactive facilities until ten or later the country not a surge in crime and instability the footy on rest is prone to kiev to deploy extra security forces to protect the vulnerable stockpiles according to graham bennett is a british journalist and gold are living in ukraine the king of dublin could be looking for a pretext to which rises into the program there may be decreasing the use of michigan. which was once one of course for me never mind that the blockage nice new clean it up. it is not the debate is all. he died anyway. option traders to trade with cuba he breaks his own did not just on his mission he and the democrat ticket. the uk to the stage that stuff on the weekend you're not supposed to come into town this season. ok have supported the withdrawl of oil remaining ukrainian troops from crimea d

i get engaged him to discuss and will play on a new government of ukraine. with the west comes back to the new agreement that will sign a federal offence and one of us recognizing that kind of want you to know him ukraine's forms a major white government that represents all three regions of the country including crying and implementing of the region so so and he's up by the slopes people says that his government will be unusual. so what's a suitable integration of its roster will work. this is their best to stop them. unfortunately given the fact that the west is looking into what toxicity i think it has a feeling that because nothing can go on any other option than to continue to race takes on him is to move may be yes and that's true and yet as and also overlooked was the last and i think you're quite right to say that's the point isn't it. and i was in here the message that russia can pay up to the different though. australia will get all the people was in there for them the school. i think trigger similar movements of the other. other regions of southern

new possibilities as you suggest. what exactly was that all about? let me shift to ukraine. you heard earlier this late breaking news that the russian foreign ministry cities that secretary of state kerry and the russian foreign minister have agreed to settle this thing through constitutional reform of some sort in ukraine. what did you make of that? >> well, we've seen this movie before. we should be cautious. i want to now exactly what was offered in exchange. right now russia is feeling unique set of pressures other than international community, it's their economy starting to suffer. russia is so dependent on energy as the propping up their economy, any disruption in that, this i disruption in that cash flow has serious and real consequences. if this was just to buy russian's time i'm concerned. if this was truly an effort to allow the rove wren dumb to happen, so that they have the strength and negotiation with ukraine, the government of ukraine, that's whole different story. if the united states needs to take a pretty strong stand in relationship with our eu partners, no

the political partners in new ukraine may have supporters in moscow. >>> the second largest bank in the u.s. has reached a settlement with federal housing entities. >> bank of america has agreed to pay more than $9 billion to settle claims that it sold them faulty mortgage backed securities before the housing bubble burst. the bank still faces a lawsuit by the u.s. justice adopt. >>> the mayor of charlotte, north carolina is in trouble with the law. fbi agents arrested patrick cannon wednesday on corruption charges. he is accused of taking tens of thousands of dollars in bribes. he has resigned. if he is convicted he could face up to 50 years in prison. >>> pope francis has accepted the resignation of a german cleric known as the bling bishop. he had been investigated for spending $42 million on the renovation of his residence. he denied any wrong doing and said the overruns were okay because surrounding structures had to be protected. the vatican says he will get a new assignment eventually. >>> interior decorating at the vatican perhaps. >>> an inferno in houston, texas. >> and a work

new. relations between ukraine and russia. we are ready for cooperation but we are not ready to surrender. >> we go live now to simon mag gregor wood. what will else did ukraine's acting prime minister have to say? >> he said a lot, a very symbolic day for him and the european union. as far as they are concerned, he is the legitimate government of ukraine. he was clear in his call for the russians to return their troops to the barracks, to respect territorial sovereignty. he called the actions of the crimean parliament as being completely illegitimate. he said he would fast track an association with the e.u. he said we have been provoked but we want a peaceful solution, but we will act if there are any further incursions. we have the spirit of the revolution and liberty. so very articulate, passionate performance by him today. interestingly, del, he is on his way now to speak to nato. it will be interesting to see what kind of offers he gets from nato to shore up this relationship as ukraine, it is now clear, seeks to move fur