the man pulls in front of olson and then slams on his brakes. >> i had nowhere to go.ht into the back of him, collided with the back of him. >> the man jumps out of the driver's seat, which in australia is on the right side of the vehicle. >> go around the left of his vehicle, and as i did, he punched my driver's window. >> olson swerves past the man and keeps driving, but the guy won't give up. >> he appeared on the right of me into incoming traffic. and again, he was screaming at me. by this time i knew this bloke was up to something. >> olson veers to avoid hitting the black pickup. he's risking a head-on collision with other vehicles so olson drives off the roadway and loops back, all the while trying to lose his insistent pursuer. >> he continued to follow me, went into the right hand lane. still diagonally across my path. i had to go into the footpath. >> olson dials emergency assistance. >> i've got a bloke that's collided with me four times. he's trying to run me off the road. >> and which way are you heading, sir? >> i'm heading toward the logan home station.

killing 48-year-old chad olson last month.said he shot him during an argument over texting. >>> according to the labor department there were only 113,000 jobs created last month, the analysts were expecting 160,000. down from last december. >>> president obama signed a farm bill worth nearly $1 trillion over. those are the headlines, america tonight is up next on al jazeera. day on long island. >> brutality inside america's biggest jail. tonight, more to it. >>> and the four young guys who made the nation of girls scream. beatle mania, 50 years later. >> new york was jumpin'. and we were jumpin' because we had landed in new york and we were in america.

. >> reporter: also in court, nicole olson who was sitting with her husband chad at the theatre when he was killed and she was injured. >> good girl. >> reporter: she says chad was just checking his phone for messages about their teething nearly 2-year-old daughter. a deputy who was in the theatre recalls the escalating argument. >> he is yelling, i am trying to text, pardon the language, i am trying to text my [ bleep ] daughter if you don't mind. >> so what turned a dispute over e-mailing into a deadly altercation? according to witnesses, thrown popcorn. >> he threw some popcorn and almost immediately the gun comes out and the shots fire. >> i'll show you to throw popcorn at me. i then saw the flash from the muzzle of the gun. >> and then 0 to 60, my whole world just shattered. >> today, a heart broken nicole olson describe what is she says set reeves off. >> he's a gentleman who's been an authoritative figure all his life. he's used to telling people what to do and they say how high. and he felt disrespected. he no longer has that control. >> offduty deputy alan hamilton testifies

reeves told deputies he shot olson because he believed olson was threatening him with something mores what he told detectives during his initial interrogation. >> he said something about he was -- if there was any of your [ bleep ] i was texting my daughter or something like that. and stay the hell out of my face. i think that's what he said. and his wife was holding him back. so i sat down and i think i got the bag of popcorn from my wife and suddenly he jumps up and turns around and stands in his seat, which was [ inaudible ]. >> right. >> so as he's pushing on the back there's a crack between us. i'm leaning back in my chair. i got nowhere to go. i'm lean back in my chair so he kept on hollering, and i'm not sure what he said, to be honest with you. >> so he told deputies that he believed that he was going to be hit with something, something more than popcorn, likely olson's fist. the victim's wife, nicole olson weather her husband at the movie theater last month when he was shot, is also in the court. we expect the judge to make a decision on if reeves gets bond by the end of tod

he got upset because 43-year-old chad olson was texting.lson said his two year old daughter was at home with a baby sitter, and he cot a message, he was texting to find out what was going on. the two exchanged words. if you hear what reese has to say, an you tape was played moments after the shooting. reese says he is an old man, has arthritis in both hands and a bad back, and he felt very scared. that olson stood up on his chair and threatened him. >> he kept on hollering, and i'm not sure what he said to be honest with you. he led me to believe he was going to kick my [ censor bleep ]. so i'm leaning all the way back in my chair as far as i can to get away from him, and suddenly he's virtually on top of me. suddenly my head was to the right, so he hit me with something >> reporter: reeves says that his left eye was hurt that day, but police say there was no sign of injury. we're now in day two of this bail bond hearing for mr. reeves, at least he hopes, to get out of jail, because if he doesn't get out of jail, it could be another year or

olson. i appreciate the service of both of you, the testimony, but when the yield to the ranking member for any opening statement he would like to make. >> i want to welcome you both here. an interesting conversation with the commissioner. and what the recommendations are and things are falling into place or not? and from you, miss olson and how we can better serve the public and bring down the fear everyone has of the irs and we thank you and look forward to your testimony. >> let me start by asking both of you a question. i am sorry. i will let my guess you to make the opening statement. got carried away. please, take your time and tell us, mr. george, will you begin? >> ranking member, thank you for the opportunity to discuss significant challenges facing the internal revenue service. let me start with providing quality customer service which is the first step to achieving taxpayer compliance. we have seen a decline in the irs's ability to provide a significant level of customer service i

i think deputy superintendent lee and olson ly are trying to make this transaction happen. i think in the end -- i forget who said it, but i think that deal -- i think came out primarily because at that time commissioner fewer had the strength of will to force a solution, and i think that it was time and we were ready for that. we spent a lot of time on too many options, so there's a lot of work in each one of these steps to happen. even at 555 and parcel lee i think the potential to go higher potentially so they're all new territories to work on in the city. >> if i may just finish up i wanted to say something about those sites. one thing you need to take into account is the under utilizing of the mccallister building, the older building on the site and i think we should consider that. maybe we can make some -- talk to some architects and tell us what could be done on the site, and the same thing -- and lastly i want to make one comment i am hoping that we -- i remain committed to the idea that we need to provide access to housing for our employees, particularly for teache

olson said the board of what it would act issued by state and her husband got screwed up. juan cole oneness of god stunned by its team in the spot fixing scandal needs to be investigated but that could stand there in the words of the test cricket the book got off the cps including all my indian pace that's based on what arrested by police last week plus one six. focused on sunday began a massive void in my station camping and not less to be shot by nearly a month after the welfare of an ict knowledge of the rich would eat that kind of open class provincial captive bead shop but as soon as the wire off when you buy this. william and i see to that country has been hits funny beginning of nineteen helplessness and possibly much. some five thousand policemen got it over to the house and help end the fighting tears as they went about its history a vaccine is coming but it tends to have tightened their grip on it right but you can see what it looks kind of august on the well heeled as this has requested not to stand with me. we get. in an explosion hits and nato convoy in the gu

but i think ted olson and david boies being involved helped ignite and dissolve some of that dividing line between who was in favor, who was against. >> president obama has evolved famously on this issue, now taking a very aggressive role. what difference do you think it's made to have the first african-american president coming out so strongly not just with gay rights but linking it to the civil rights struggle? >> i think it's been a huge momentum changer. i think it had a lot to do with why in november 2012 we won four states when marriage was on the ballot. we've never won a popular election before. i think what obama coming out in favor of marriage for same-sex couples did, as long as people see the government discriminating they don't have to examine their own private prejudices. all they have to say is, look, the government doesn't think they should marry, that's good enough for me. obama coming out and making his statement so publicly made people think, hm. well, now, how do i really feel about this issue? and examining that any prejudice helps to ameliorate it y. >> you were

but captain reeves was accused of killing olson. been taxing before movie reeves claimed it was felt self-defense and that hughes had with some kind of object in the darkness during yesterday's hearing lawyers asked for granted access to surveillance video inside the theater. >> : on see evidence and see how that evidence correlates with what we believe happened in there. >> : those who are watching the theater when the get into that our human olson was shot and later died at the hospital his wife was also injured in the shooting. >> : the store selling into clear skies and a sequel to a bichirs tonight already dropping and the low 50s and bay area wide 53 in san francisco 54 in san jose 52 in livermore and 53 and santa rosa. his was the look like to more warning. 29 in that but 284 flex 0 freezing out in livermore. south bay will see 34 sunnyvale 37 in san jose and oakland 30 degrees to start the day. currency debentures largely in the low 60s and high 50s along the coast. this evening showing snow showers are still continuing over

olson if he knows that i don't know. do you have any clue as to how many aboveground storage tanks, let's just put it in very simple terms, are loaded with chemicals in them? we know some of them have salad oil but we are talking about chemicals. how many of these are located in our water supplies? do you have any guess that? >> as we said in our testimony it's basically impossible to know that right now. we have reviewed literally scores of these assessments and virtually every one of them has some storage tanks near the surface water often done because it's convenient. i will just close with this point. we have a massive problem and we don't know how massive it is that we know because the people in west virginia, my heart is out to them and we will do everything we can to help you to get the information you need. after this please let us know how i can help. i know senator rockefeller's doing a great job but if you need more help in ascertaining the safety that water supply a want to help you but we need to have an ass

olson is often seen in restitution and collating all the performance of local village. that's good news and ceremonies come on get invited to perform wollongong. the show tells the story from the green upon him replied to him. francis only kills imperial concubines. the other in an accident. there's a lot of conflict in the way. it's quite a challenge for amateur performers. you know the couch. reagan was in clearly he still carries on they get better the year cool and they don't seem to show it all. caught. madeline and that i didn't. rested for a week to smudge the cover why are you hearing or reading. she's especially fond of it. yet it is done though. it has boomed. we all. it's a show we put on tomorrow. in. the i know it's a mini performance. at two pm after lunch the actors don't address this i got the mitchell. she has been one to perform. and shouldn't stress again the main points for performance. zhao is organizing this day come on everything you say. the show is ready. lou reed in in the i know . and. she was nervous before her. where bloated speech. he compo

olson's a contingent of them and their insistence the person who was he overrode all objections in rebuilding the whole image brightness and oreo. we'll continue the imperial support for buddhism. but the northern wei. she also show an extraordinary charisma and determination. it took her to the very sudden. i joined us for part six the design. i know. i know. ch. cysts we're showcasing pocket study ytd and directed the mixture of eastern cuts with western influence is a lot of embroidery patterns and textiles your on here so having known. the phase out and with the designers that were so easy to make him start yet but you have thoughts and sentiments eight me nt get some might yet. he loved the pretty shiny colorful debate. i get like twenty campaign that thing. with me. that's how i should be. it added that out as a creative ad when a bomb one thing. all is bitter passion for country. it's just that. if we did write a witty reinforce and send that message out to the west of the effect on society there is always pretty big fashion forward. we've seen a lot more of a word that generation givi

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s/ eric olson, analista, centro internacional woodrow wilson "ellos siempre tienen esa posibilidad peron este caso creo que sea muy difícil" as mismo se han llevado a cabo protestas en san francisco, miami y nueva york donde hoy un grupo march en silencio al frente de la sede de las naciones unidas. pero aquellos que estn a favor del gobierno de maduro tambin se han hecho sentir.. s/edwin artiga, a favor de gobierno venezolano "el imperio está atentando contra el gobierno democrático de maduro". por su parte la casa blanca no ha dicho mucho sobre una posible accin. sobre lo que s se pronunci fue sobre la expulsin el pasado fin de semana de tres funcionarios estadounidenses.. s/jay carney, secretario de prensa, casa blanca el secretario de prensa dijo que las acusaciones de conspiración contra los diplomáticos no tienen fundamento y son falsas. an queda por verse si estos esfuerzos en el exterior tienen implicaciones significativas que mejoren la situacin en el pas suramericano.rs ### blanca] ---ha comenzado ya blanca] ---ha comenzado ya la epoca de hacer la declaracion de impuestos y pr

joining us is elizabeth cohen and eric olson.you and let me just say, we all drink water. this is important to so many people and what west virginia -- what happened in west virginia has a lot of people very, very concerned. so what are scientists trying to figure out right now? >> well, scientists today, an independent panel, john, had a press conference and they said, look, when they lifted the ban, when they told people it was okay to drink, they relied on science from the centers for disease control that said, below one part per million, unlikely to make anybody sick. and now these independent scientists are saying, we're going to take a look at that. we're going to take a look and see if that was the right level or not. it's interesting because when the ban lifts, they get all of the science right and everything is fine and then they say we want to go back and check that science, basically. >> so are folks drinking the water, cooking with it, washing with it? >> i've talked to many, many people and i have not met one person

olson if he knows. i don't know if he does. do you have any clue as to how many above-ground storage tanks, putting it in simple terms, are loaded with chemicals in them. we know some of them have salad oil in them. we are talking about chemicals. how many of these are located along water supplies? >> it is impossible to know that right now. we have reviewed scores of these stores water assessment and everyone of them has some storage tanks near water -- near the surface water, often done because it is convenient. >> i will close with this point. we had a massive problem. we don't know how massive is but we know because the people of west virginia and my heart is out to them and we will do everything we can to help you get the information you need so after this please let us know how i can help. if you need more help in ascertaining the safety of the water supply i want to help you but we need to have an assessment and i think the quickest way is the manchin bill. is a huge problem. mr. weaver has no clue. mr. olson who is an a

councilmember olson. 1k34g9. commissioner riley. commissioner white. the motion passes 5 votes >> thank you. next item, please. >> that brings us to item 6 for recommendations inform the board of supervisors on board of supervisors file number 131 for the police code for employees even if parking garage and parking lot councilmember price we have supervisor weiner who is here to address the commission on this legislation. >> welcome supervisor and thank you for coming here. >> thank you, commissioners and today is the box day for me, i stepped out of the land use committee and i'll joined by power one of my legislation aids. thank you, supervisors so far hearing that. the legislation is basic and straightforward and is to help us with the private parking destroy how to operates in san francisco. that this is before information not creating owner reduce things for the parking regular lotteries. this is not to tar the industry most people comply with the law and are meticulous and provide an important service to san francisco visitors. there are some min

. >> hi, my name is katie olson. the kids from star king immersion and those identified as english language learners both face the disappointment of missing out on electives with exciting opportunities with stem classes, band, art, the kids feel disappointed not being part of that programming. we have seen other schools with cantonese and spanish programs and they find a way to fund zero or period 7 classes with title one funds or parent raising. we respect you follow the recommendation and use the funds to provide all students with electives. >> next speaker, please. please identify yourself. otherwise public comment will be closed. >> hi, i'm matt, i'm a 16-year-old san francisco high school student here. i have been interested in computers and technology sense i was very young and i have always wanted to learn more. i have wanted to take a class known for technology. as i learn more i saw that a lot of students weren't able to take courses in computer science and courses weren't offered and a lot of students have

inging ing some -- yesterday you all received an email from the mayor's office housing director in olson lee regarding midtown apartments in district five. i know there are a number of residents to give public testimony with regard to their concerns about midtown. i know recent changes between the leads with the midtown park corporation and the city has brought a lot of uncertainty to the residents. i want to ensure everyone that this change does not impact the town residents. their leases are not terminated. i'm very committed to the five principles that the board of supervisors passed in 2007. number one, no displacement. number two, long term affordability. number three, tenant involvement. number four, ensure a safe, sanitary and decent housing. and number five, explore alternative ownership structures. colleagues, the city and county of san francisco have failed to ensure safe and sanitary and decent housing for the midtown residents. the termination of the lease between midtown parks corporation and the city has no impact on the resident leases period. we have made that clear in wr

target it where the records of activists who bent in an act of defiance one of the western cities of olson had couple of buildings occupied the pieces remain calm. the protests highlights the pain sister could decide to use in the east news to russia speak russian to suppress nine great to see most goes to sources divinity while many in the west team to europe. at. the he's due in court today he had things to read it to venezuelan authorities dealt with it. we did the a poll to the impact is encouraging his supporters to continue protesting speaking to them on or a pre recorded video message on to attack accused of fomenting unrest that has killed at least four people. he handed himself in up to making it a fine speech at a rally in caracas it to his puppy mill will cause he released these pictures of luke had found his wine you if you are seeing this video it's because the venezuelan state issued an arrest warrant against me i might already be in the custody of the state security forces detained on justly that dreaming of a back to venezuela. in the divided nation support says that hugo c

. >> this man is bart van olson, he's got three cookbooks under his belt and the interesting thing isly been doing this since november, you guys, so to tell us about his instagram tv show we have bart from amsterdam. where did the idea come from to do such a short cooking show? it's only 15 seconds? >> when i ended up on my third book when i was selling more stories and recipes, i thought about the idea to film it as well. so, we just did one or two instagram movies and suddenly it became a bigger success and people liked it so we decided to continue. >> is there anything that limits you with that 15 seconds? >> you need to make the consumer, the viewer clear, that it's easy. it's more a thing of inspiration. if you really want to go from point to point, you should really read the recipe in the book. but this is more to give the impression that it's quite easy to make a nice fish dish and to my opinion you shouldn't use too many inguiredients to make it right, because when fish is fresh, it's very delicious even when you cook it very, very simply, so this is the message actually. >>>

rob olson was a postdoc in my lab at that time. he's a scientist at woods hole now. group of plankton called synecococcus which are interesting in that they fluoresce orange. most plankton, if you shine blue light, fluoresce red. as time went on, we started seeing some very, very tiny signals that were fluorescing red but scattering much less light than, um... than any known phytoplankton cell would scatter -- which said that they were extremely small. and we thought that was electronic noise. but rob persisted in looking at this, and, ultimately, it started taking on characteristics that were alive and that it changed with depth in the oceans and, um... so, we started focusing on these little signals with the flow cytometer and ultimately were able to isolate the prochlorococcus. and that turned out to be a very important component of the ocean ecosystem. narrator: prochlorococcus is the smallest and most abundant photosynthetic organism on earth. although only one-half micron in diameter, so small that about 200 could fit across a human hair, the single-celled proc

>> let me, if i may, pass that to matt olson. he has been working this problem intensively as the director of the counterintelligence -- countered terrorism center. >> thank you, congressman. we are very focused on threats to the olympic games. as you know, the primary threat from a terrorism perspective comes from the most prominent terrorist group in russia. it made its intent clear to seek to carry out attacks in the run- up to the games. we think a greater danger from a terrorist perspective is in -- outside the actual venue itself. we are sharing information with the russians and they are sharing information with us. there is more we can do in that regard. as of right now, i would characterize that level sharing as good. >> do know that a specific threats? >> there are a number of threats. this is similar to the run up to prior olympic events. >> is it safe for americans to travel to sochi? >> i would say americans should follow state department guidelines. >> we have an upcoming world cup and the 2016 olympics in brazil. ar

i would love to have olson step up and take that one. >> i agree. >> commissioner wynns. >> thank you. thank you mr. golden. first of all i think it kind of goes without saying but we should make sure all of the members of the board of education get a copy of this as well as maybe on the website or just as part of our public outreach. there are a lot of people interested in this subject so i think this very cogent and clear summarizing visual presentation would be helpful to us in our -- and maybe we make sure that all of the members of the grand juries opine -- no, i thank you for the work that has been done. i think actually one of the most interesting things is to see the status of things that were on our surplus property list because as mr. golden said the process is so long and complex and somber some we need to do that to have the discussion, have things on the surplus property list and go through the committee process, et cetera, et cetera, and even at at time at slow to no growth in our population to see just within a few years the educational uses of these properties should g

come albert olson but everybody calls me bam bam i'm a punk new yorker my story starts way back when i was a kid unfortunately. nursery school would be my teacher would share i was thrown out of every school with a one two i been seeing elucidating and hearing voices ever since i was a kid i got i'm one of those cases where i'm for i pull schizoaffective i have anti-social personality disorder p t h d i have intimate rage just sort of i have a major nightmare the sort of i also have a gender identity disorder where i'm taking hormones for a transgender issue for sexual reassignment to get my her went down to calling their good spot to some of the first era when it's give. them crack affair that we demand the next block came down here following. two years ago this. only to be two years for me so i spent a good two years down. the job they got ever do again at their commit suicide next time. so nasty horrible and everything's over the place makes you makes you want to do something with your life size doing this because this is really rough to do this and i went to the service i got fro

but if raymond and mentioned about drew olson time shook off their erratic form by the fleeting struggling schtick. on friday mines boosted their hopes of a place in the europa league next season maybe mid table however by two goals to nil the sums up the mines coach two months to. the after a slow start his side to control in the second path use money shot but the hosts in front in the fifty first minute. i know his chances were stifled by mites. in that time some slack and over defending allowed months and chill two modes in to make it to mail. minds are on course to challenge for the euro could be we need the team with the worst away record in the woods. just two minutes left in the much anticipated ludicrous and child can catch more of a report on that in the later shows. the two games on sunday look forward to look forward to postpone coast norm back and helpful in trying to put the bite on a resurgent forceful. and let's take a look at the standings now and we shall see by and look set to be early champions this season with an almost insurmountable sixteen point lead ahead of their n

help us in russian authorities are on high alert national counterterrorism center director matthew olson told congress. they're tracking threats with varying degrees of credibility and us navy commanders have taken the unusual step of sending two ships the waters near the olympic host city. un secretary general on the moon is searching all the world's warring parties to lay down their arms during the sochi games. khan said he wants people everywhere to observe an olympic truce. he and his message. they had combatants in syria and the central african republic he said athletes show people can set aside their differences. he said if they can do that in sochi is sporting arenas. we should do the same as the world's combat areas khan also criticize russian central has prejudiced. he said people must raise their voices against attacks on homosexuals. upon departing the olympic torch relay in sochi. he's due to attend the opening ceremony japanese prime minister shinzo ave is also set to attend the ceremony and he will meet with russian president but the mare putin i hope to approve the bill tr

will probably be a capital k olson quickly spread to the west of ukraine about to resume which has traditionally been critical of all the government of the fifty over the ball band that's been left virtually without any police force that's because most offices including many high ranking ones have joined the anti government protests is all the kids independence square a minimum it's impossible to even call the police were reported crime in the fall no surprise then that hundreds of firearms baptism of the ross admits equipment to be new to promote local base and given away to add to govern ross has had trouble blessed all of ukraine radicals have been using films have made homes and improvised weapons. it's taken about government offices for such behaviors been causing outrage amid some in the east now this is the part of the country which is traditionally more pro russian and has great to support for president yanukovich and his government and the cause of the organizing against anti government wants is to be demoted him to his off with the radicals of the city for the police headquarters gover

with the speed of the ukrainian on olson's of behaving professionally during its domestic crisis and will sadly be encouraging them to continue to do so representatives of the ukrainian government and religion will join mensa for talks in brussels on thursday in other news to islamist extremists have been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of british soldier and the brigade in london last year. rigby was run over and stabbed to death by a man in full view of shot craps. the attack provoked both anger and revulsion of cross for his family has welcomed the heady sentences passed down by the high court at the old bailey in london they say justice has now been summer. the sentiment is a scuffle outside the old lady in the mood and emotions have been running high throughout this case. he's gone awry. demonstrators climate of this to be. income trusts and dignified appearance play with his family and the right to cool would this impact statements they told the judge of the difficulties they faced in coming to terms with the staff. police family liaison officer spoke to the sentenci

that is on the thickening going to make showed a dip opening of a cow will exist a few years the todd olson think we'll try to get out of themselves with more fun just because the world hates us and asked his name talented musician school that he used to mean it was ninety eight that seems he has another few years he has been on a bad hop about it during night time is still my children especially my children will typically be anti israel evans and that was left to join. atkinson my experiences pain and it's a family away from time. thank you to do fun activities the kids the idea aging and then also take its roots hall news that to mean it seems the answer to that israel that is understood the importance of leaving the grounds that our thinking and five its figurative and set up was that i couldn't see the adults in attendance. i saw some math to get its act it remains to be seen how many south africans in the sense that the green out this season ends and financial contributions. i'm not easy they can do just as bad but i didn't mind. from israel is increasingly coming under fire from the s

olson grabs reeves' popcorn and throws it at him, and reeves grabs his gun and shoots. reeves saying this in a police interview. it scared the hell out of me. i thought the guy was fixing to beat the [ bleep ] out of me >> reporter: he said if it happened all over again, he would have just moved. reeves and dunn have pleaded not guilty. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >>> we turn overseas tonight into a major setback in syria 24 hours after we reported on the cease fire meant to evacuate families and children. and the elderly trapped in the middle of the gun fire. tonight that peace broken. trucks carrying food and medical supplies in that city coming under fire and turning back. opposition activists are blaming the assad regime saying it launched a rocket attack. a surprise move from iran tonight a senior iranian official confirming they are moving ships closer to the american waters. it comes as many thought the u.s. was making head way with iran. we all remember that historic phone call from president obama to the iranian president during his visit to the american u

counterterrorism matthew olson testified before congress that the u.s.ans were looking at some very specific threats of varying credibility, but they were looking at them and trying to disrupt them, and now we have this. >> went on to say we're working very closely with the russians and other partners to detect any threats we see and disrupt those. ivan, you've been there for several days now. walk us through the security that you've had to endure, obviously, out of an abundance of caution, the russians are being very, very determined to try to make sure that everyone remains safe. >> you know, wolf, i think the term that we've been throwing around "the ring of steel" is a very accurate one. the olympic venues are very fort fied, not only by fences and metal detect erts but these scanners that you have to run your accreditations and your travel passes through, but also by the tens of thousands of russian security forces that have clearly been deployed here. when you drive along highways here, you see police deployed roughly every quarter mile. vehicles h

representatives of may all of whom are saying that violence is definitely not be acceptable weight the olson's again. you don't have a dialogue of light and the government and add the leaders of the opposition the irony of course is that just a couple months ago i with my own eyes have seen very many of these very eyes western leaders out there on the unit on the independence square. siding with the protesters. i'm feeding literally cookies cut to the right wing groups who have true needed essentially the protesters oh my god. so at this point. this call for calm and dialogue sounds as someone's bound to mystic ct and hypocritical that my piercing into the ring ring the eu happy marriage giving him stand out just what i did on the eve of the gifts or strategically the tests is from the streets. mix yes it's you saying despite the bombers in the death received so far there is some sort of calm in the streets now the sort of a ceasefire getting on. the thing that slightly to last with whittlesea flow works for goodness sake. amongst a look the police flames and was having ties to watch what you