whether asia or europe. the president doesn't have the sanding to reach across the atlantic, across europe, and to bring putin to the recognition that what he is doing is so destructive of everything that has been attempted to be built between europe, particularly, and russia, over the course of the last several decades. it is, at this particular moment, it's a reversal we won't see. >> do you agree? >> 100%. the philosophy leading from behind. we can't avoid the phrase. they were clear about the phrase. the obama administration from the beginning that was their plan. we've seen now how it works in polices like iran, we have seen how places in like venezuela, and how it works in ukraine it duct work very well. when you are standing up to somebody with a resolve of putin, a former kgb hospitals that model back again. when you are standing up to somebody like with the power and money he has. you can't lead from behind. gerri: i want to bring in ashley webster to the conversation. ashley, what do you make of th

or europe that determines the success of a model. competition is fierce. owing also has its sights set on the far east. they are working on reducing the weight of its planes. one possibility is connecting tablet computers and smart phones into the onboard entertainment system. >> we do not have to build screens into all the seats. this would mean a medium haul jet could save 500 kilos in weight. not only saving fuel but also increasing the payload. >> that would mean more passengers per aircraft in higher profit. with orders in the billions, it is shaping up to be one of the most successful air shows in history. >> now to the winterland vixen sochi. friday was the day of the underdog. >> he showed the slopes and world what they were made of. >> take a look. >> delivering a race. his break neck slalom catapulted him to the top of the table. and claiming the fourth olympic silver. claiing the second biathlon games. the 27-year-old finished one minute 20 seconds ahead of her closest rival from switzerland who won silver. and taking home the second gold at the

it is not in the interest of ukraine or russia or europe or the united states to see the country split. it is in no one's interest to see violence return and the situation escalate. there is not an inherent contradiction between a ukraine that has a long-standing historical and cultural ties to russia and a modern ukraine that wants to integrate more closely with europe. nicolai petro, your response? right, but i do -- the discussion of armed forces seems cavalier. no one is talking about that. in on theke to chime yulia tymoshenko question that you asked, and agree with mr. schneider's assessment. at least in this area of the south, she seems to not have any residents. the perspective is, her appearance is very much a blast from the past, if you will. we have all gone through that before. the hope is that there can be more dramatic changes. a little bit of a disconcerting element to this is her usage of refrain, hailda to ukraine, which is becoming you teen -- routine greeting for the revolutionaries now. now, the olympics are ending. how does put in see the situation? -- putin see th

territory integrity would be deeply unstabilizing which is not in the best interest of ukraine, russia or europe. it would represent a profound interference in matters of the ukrainian people. it would be the respect of independence and borders of ukraine and of international laws. just days after the world came to russia for the olympic games, it would invite the condem condn of nations around the world, and we will stand with the international community confirming ther there will be cs of military intervention in ukraine. the events in the last several months remind us of how difficult democracy can be. but the ukrainian people have also reminded us that human beings have an universal right to determine their own future. right now the situation remains very fluid. the vice president biden just spoke with the prime minister of ukraine to assure him at this difficult type the united states supports his government's efforts and stands for sovereignty, integrity and democratic future of ukraine. i also commend the ukrainian government restraint and it's commitment tossup hold international, and we

the sovereignty would be deeply destabilizing, which is not in the interest of ukraine, russia, or europe. it would represent a profound interference in matters that must be determined by the ukrainian people. it would be a violation of russia's commitment to respect the sovereignty and borders of ukraine and of international laws. days after the world came to russia for the olympic games that would invite the condemnation of nations around the world and the united states will stand with the international community in affirming that there will be costs for any military intervention in ukraine. the events over the past several months remind us of the divisions but the ukrainian people have also reminded us that human beings have a universal right to determine their own future. right now the situation remains very flew bid. vice president biden spoke with the prime minister of the ukraine to assure him that in this difficult moment we stand for the sovereignty, territorial integrity and democratic future of ukraine. i also commend the restraint and it the commitment to uphold its internatio

he said it was, this would be destabilizing, which is not in the interest of europe, ukraine, or russiahe didn't say it wouldn't be in the interest of the united states. in the entire statement, there was no declaration of the united states's interest in the situation. one way or another. i felt out of the whole, you know, set of sort of observations that the president made this evening, that was the clearest signal of all. he made no statement of u.s. interest in the situation. look, i made a list. in hungary in 1956, the russians went in and the u.s. didn't do anything. in prague in 1968, they went in, the united states didn't do anything. poland, 1980, martial law. gorgeousa in '08, and now we have ukraine in 2014. i think putin feels pretty comfortable that whatever these costs are going to be, they're very affordable from his point of view. >> this was a serious statement delivered to the white house briefing room, and obviously, to the nation, because everyone pickedt jonah. 33 minutes later, across town, he delivered this to a democratic audience. >> it's friday. it's after 5:00.

or europe. that is also the same strength as the mexican economy. >> rose: does mexico look at fafta, 20 years of nafta and say a huge success? >> we think it's been successful. it has changed a lot of the economic structure in the country. sop josses were lost, many others were created. and the jobs that were created are jobs in sustainable more competitive industries. so we think this has been a good success. >> there is also this, the war on drugs. we have had the stories recently-of-beheadings. we have had stories of vigilante groups as they're called. in association with police attacking the drug cartels in some places 234 mexico. where do you stand and how is your policy different from the previous president? >> well, first of all, security is a priority for president fredrica pena nieto, it is a complex problem that mexico faces and that it needs to have a consistent strategy. the trends are favorable, already. the overall homicide rate since the administering started is down 16%. from th

. >> it's not in the interest of ukraine or russia or europe or the united states to see the countryit. it's in nobody's interest to see violence return and the situation escalate. there is not an inherent contribution between a ukraine that has longstanding historic and cultural ties to russia, and a modern ukraine that wants to integrate more closely with you are up. it needs for the be mutually exclusive. >> jennifer glasse joins us now from key. how real is the concern in moscow that ukraine could split apart with the pro eve eu west d pro russia and creating two separate sovereigns. >> reporter: it is a real concern here tonight, we have seen problems in the south, there was a clash today one of the protesters showed a clear separatist tendencies there. >> translator: we should raise the question of the succession from ukraine. my friends, i propose to raise this flag over the city hall. >> reporter: but even as they try to ice this as an opportunities that area has always tried to be separate from ukraine the mayor tried to bring things back together. >> translator: ukraine is

. >> it's not in the interests of ukraine or russia or europe or the united states to see the country split. it's in nobody's interest to see violence return and the situation escalate. >> this weekend in kiev, throngs of ukrainians toured yanukovych's luxurious home and went aboard his yacht. the grounds had been off-limits to the public until yesterday. the ukrainian parliament voted to grant new powers to the speaker of the house until presidential elections are held in late may. lawmakers dismissed top yanukovych aides. >>> the nation's leading powers announced new steps to stimulate the economy pledging to maintain low interest rates and take other measures to spur economic growth. the international monetary fund expects the world economy to grow by 3.7% this year and 3.9% in 2015. growth in the united states is expected to be slower than that. >>> there's been a deadly taliban attack on afghan government troops. authorities say 21 afghan soldiers were killed when hundreds of taliban insurgents attacked an army checkpoint in the east of the country. the vast majority of american

or europe.o that is also a strength of the mexican economy. >> does mexico look at nafta 20 years from now and say it was a huge success? >> certainly we think it has been successful. it has changed a lot of the economic structure in the country. some jobs were lost with nafta, but many others for created. the jobs that were created our jobs and sustainable industries. we think this is been a success. >> there is also this -- the war on drugs. we have had stories recently of some beheadings, which is not a new story. we have had stories of vigilante groups as they are called in association with police attacking drug cartels. where do you stand, and how is your policy different from the previous president? >> first of all, security is a priority. and will continue to be. this is accomplished problem that mexico faces and it needs to have a consistent strategy. the trends are are favorable. the homicide rate since the administration came in is down 16%. and there are some cities where violence rea

we are leveraging freezing but the traffic of the six person or europe for the entire region. the full the next twenty years and iptv sees the pessimistic. i believe that the st river we quarrel even fostered. no leisure office in the us of uluru which determines the success of a model competition is fierce that the us rival boeing also has its sights set on the far east. the company is focusing on reducing the weight of its clients. one possibility is connecting passengers tablet computers and smartphones into the on board entertainment system the imam of the canyon to find it a weekend pass to build screens into all the seats. i mean he's with me to meet you all get excited at least five hundred kilos in weight loss any savings feel a little sin increasing dependence on playing off the run on side all day and impaled increase it would mean more passengers across and higher profits. we took old is already in the billions. it's shaping up to be one of the most successful shows in history. are you nuts with their limits in sochi and friday was the day of the underdog as ks on c

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forces in ukraine that would be a grave mistake that it's not in the interest of ukraine or russia or europe or the united states to see the country split. but as dawn broke over independence square in kiev early monday exhausted ukrainians pay their respects to the hundreds who died in violent protests for the past two weeks. yes i hope there will be changes and everything will be normal that's what we are standing here for. and that's what people died for. cody audio units. moving on to another country in a tumultuous leadership transition egypt entering government has stepped aside to make way for new elections which are gonna get the latest developments at instant hit and the rest of the world with their duty and a study by actor in the center and the end so why did he eat its interim government stepping down. i can't eat just in time prime minister hun sen bad la we did not give a reason for the native thingy announce his resignation in a televised address on monday but according to unofficial the step was to emphasize that the cabinet backed army chief general i felt that awful ccs run

it is not in the interest of ukraine or russia or europe to see the country split. it is in nobody's interest to see violence return. >> reporter: they are ready for a dial log with russia, and hope to swear in a new government tomorrow. >>> the whereabouts of ukraine's ousted president still unknown. he left kiev over the weekend and says say he will continue to fulfill his presidential duties? a montgomery county murder suspect who fled to israel in the 1990s is dead. israeli special forces shot and killed prisoner shine bain yesterday -- shine bain yesterday -- shine bein yesterday. he was about to become eligible for release. it is unclear how he obtained the weapon. israeli media reports he recently was caught trying to steal a weapon on a prison furlough. >>> later today we could learn the names of two men gunned down along alabama avenue in southeast washington just after 9:00 last night. one of them, an 18-year-old, was hit in the chest. he died, the other man who was 22 was hit more than once, but remains in the hospital and it appears he will survive. no w

territorial integrity would be deeply destabilizing, which is not in the interests of ukraine, .ussia, or europe it would represent a profound interference in matters that must be determined by the ukrainian people. it would be a clear violation of russia's commitment to respect the independence and sovereignty and borders of ukraine and of international law. just days after the world came to russia for the olympic games, condemnationte the of nations around the world, and indeed, the united states will stand with the international community in affirming there will be costs or any military intervention in ukraine. said any's ambassador military movement his country is making is in keeping with moscow's existing agreements with ukraine. >> crimea's main connection to theoutside world today in hands of men with machine guns. they wore no insignia, but their military fatigues were russian designed. there weapons were russian standard issue. the armed men in green military uniforms have taken over the buildings containing the control crimea's main civilian airport. >> local activists say the troops

behind the bravado, the banging whether the ukraine faces east or west, whether it deals with russia or europe. just as marches proclaiming we are tired of waiting, they are not the only one to are frustrated. dismissive of the handling of this crisis. the u.s. ambassador in the assistant secretary of state have worked arm and arm. how closely, revealed in a conversation posted anonymously on youtube unveiled plotting who should and should not be in a new ukrainian government. to helpwould be great glue this thing and have the ep]. help glue this and [ble the e.u. do something to make it stick together because you can be sure that if it does start to gain altitude, the russians will be working behind the scenes to torpedo. picture and the white house seemed a bit embarrassed. >> it was first noted dan tweeted out by the russian government and i think it says something about russia's role. the content of the conversation is not something i will comment on. between theme after suffering months of willations and some delight that the american frankness has now been caught on tape. states is able

and the question is, will that lean toward russia or europe, and will ukraine's next prime minister be the people's choice or the president's? aljazeera, kiev. >> in turkey, hundreds of demonstrators took to the streets in the country's capital. they're protesting new internet laws and the critics say that the legislation will clampdown on freedom. they responded with teargas and water cannons. >>> meanwhile, protesters in bosnia, protesters are camped out following the worst arrests in years. they are presting the violate demonstrations angry at high levels of unemployment. more from sarajevo. >> the protests and frustrations aimed at bosnia's leaders are unrelenting. the violence has ceased for now, but the passion remains many. >> you have to fight for your future because they don't fight for our future anymore. >> reporter: this country is in crisis. years of pent up anger over a stagnant economy finally erupted last week with street battles with the police. >> the protesters here are praying for a peaceful demonstration, but they also know to achieve their aims, they have to keep

it's not in the interest of ukraine, rush ha or europe. it's in nobody's interest to see violence return and the situation escalate. >> ukraine is a country with divided loyalties. in the west the worry is the country is split in two. in a phone call the u.s. secrete told the foreign minister sergei lavrov that he expects sovereignty and integrity to be respected. european leaders echoed the call. >> the important thing is that ukrainians are united and the integrity should be implemented and safe. >> russia has stopped giving financial aid to ukraine, which will force the country likely to look to the international monetary fund. it did it, but lost the help when it didn't cut back on subsidies. the international monetary fund indicated there'll be strings attached. >> if ukrainian authorities were to task for international monetary fund support, whether it's policy advice, whether it's financial support together with economic reform discussions, obviously it was done ready to do that. in the u.s. there's concern about what will happen ne

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or europe. it will cost tens of thousands.n reality this is probably how he'll be for the rest of his life. the afghan government says that during the past six months the number of police casualties fell dramatically from up to 20 a day to around three or four. they put it down to providing reinforcements during attack, better medical evacuations and stopping unnecessary controls. this is a dangerous profession, based with an enemy willing to below itself up and kill indiscriminantly. >> marijuana producers in the u.s. state of colorado have declared their tax contributions for the first time. selling the drug was legal. income from sales was expected to reach 100 million. transferring the cash is proving to be risky, as carol mckinley reports. >> when you pay your taxes, do you hire combat veterans from keeping thieves from stealing your money. you do if you own a marijuana dispense rip. >> everywhere has to deal with the enemy. >> big al's team is the muscle. they are hired to transfer tens of thousands. >> if you look on th

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process, a lot of people forget that what a lt of this was all about initially is whether it's your up or europe key to the country. russia is very unhappy about how events have turned out. how it has swayed is complicated picture, insecure picture, but as far as the people here are concerned, they are relieved that there is peace after a roller coast are of emotion of tragedy, of brief, of excitement and now now you ca exhaustion. >> indeed and you can hear them sing big it. andrew immaterial ups in kiev there. >>> balance tan fighters have attacked an army base in afghanistan. killed 19 soldiers and tid napped seven others let's get the latest from bernard smith. that a going attack still not over yet, what are you hearing? >> reporter: no, the afghan security forces are telling us that the operation is still going on. by our calculations we think this about one of the largest single taliban attacks there has been on an afghan base or any army base in a couple of years the police chief telling us about 100 taliban fighters launched the attack on this base near the pakistan board at about 3:00

it's not in the interest of ukraine or russia or europe and united states to see the country split. there's not an inherent contradiction david between ukraine and has a longstanding historical cultural ties to russia and a modern ukraine that wants to integrate more closely with you it does need not be new to the screws. she has didn't let any pete and leaps into creating them and see the trading block. rivaling china and the us by good people misled the country ukraine and the dna could be too late to play a central role. we can include beach on russian foreign minister sergey lavrov has accused the opposition of agenda setting and failing to deliver on the terms of the peace deal signed friday the day after the ousting moscow group called it's cute and the step and put a freeze on its fifteen be redone the ukrainian played at lyon meanwhile the european union off its expansion rate. in ukrainian government to explain. instead of. briton said people have to convince russia to cooperate particularly if as an economic package it will be a bold and the truck from. and doesn't do anyt

you can no longer rely on the united states or europe to be the ultimate consumer of all those goods. this is one reason why countries such as china are trying to shift to more domestic demand. and while you'll see more trade within the region, and this also presents opportunities, because the countries of asean, for example, are now at higher income levels, you're creating middle classes that create additional opportunities. so, i see trade as not only a good thing in and of itself, but it's also a method by which countries can use the international system to push their own internal reforms. >> how do you think territorial disputes in east asia have affected business in the region? >> well, i think they've added to a degree of worry. i think that one of the things that helped this region grow over the past 50, 60 years was security stability. you know have a rising china. people are uncertain about how china will see its own interests, and if it expands its military, what role it will play. china also has an interest in stability. china also has an interest in open sea lanes. for the

. >> it's not in the interest of ukraine or of russia or europe or the united states to see the country split. it's in nobody's interest to see violence return and the situation escalate. there is not an inherent contradiction between historic ties and one who wants to integrate more closely with europe. >> protesters aren't celebrating. much remains unknown. more on the fast-moving changes. >> this is ukraine's new seat of power, the parliament. it wasted no time wasting the yanukovych era is over. it gave the speaker powers and minister by minister voted out the government. they thanked them for helping with change. there is a real sense of freedom here as ukrainians come to terms with the new realities here, they are realizing how much it all costs. >> valentin a balan knows. she is near the spot where the first protesters were closed last month trying to stop violence. >> those boys are not here. i can't bring them back. a shrine for each of the lost. people call them heroes and vow it won't be any vain even though much remains uncertain. but some have to be reminded this is a day o

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it's not in the interest of ukraine or of russia or of europe or the united states to see the countryplit. it's in nobody's interest to see violence return and the situation escalate. >> reporter: on benghazi, rice said her assertion in the days after the attack that the violence appeared to be a spontaneous response to an anti-muslim video, quote, turned out, in some respects, not to be 100% correct and there was never an intent to mislead the public. but republican senator john mccain called rice's explanation to benghazi today a little embarrassing, calling the information misleading. rice said she shared the best information that the administration had at the time. lester? >> kristen welker, thank you. >>> an update tonight on the arrest of one of the world's most wanted drug kingpins, joaquin "el chapo" guzman, head of the sinaloa cartel, was apprehended yesterday at a mexican beach resort. today, authorities in the united states said they will move to have him extradited and tried in cities where he is wanted. that includes new york and chicago. >>> it has no odor. it can't be s

europe. and if it's going to all we're told no money to have been. coming not from to you or to come from your form i know what it's own stats your bro you can see the proof. is all right listen guys i'm going to jump in and just read over you may disagree over how to play nice with all that share our toys joe the introduction of quotas are foreigners would all agree create more job opportunities for the swiss themselves i mean that's that's a good thing isn't it every country should choose to have that choice about to be have common roots and if you get up you followed the roots if you don't want to follow the roots then you have to leave the club that's quite simple and everything up it is the same thing well some heated debate there for you and despite the criticism from brussels the swiss vote has boosted antenna gratian movements across the continent with at least half a dozen far right european parties calling for similar referendums in the er countries now almost half of german so want to see me want to see me gratian reduced and france seventy percent of the populatio

territorial integrity would be deeply destabilizing, which is not in the interest of ukraine, russia, or europe. it would represent a profound interference in matters that must be determined by the ukrainian people. it would be a clear violation of russia's commitment to respect the independence, sovereignty, and borders of ukraine. and of international laws. just days after the world came to russia for the look at games, it would invite the condemnation of nations around the world. indeed, the united states will stand with the international community in affirming there will be costs for being military intervention to ukraine. haveast several months reminded us how democracy can be difficult. the grading people of also reminded us that human beings have a universal right to determine their own future. right now the situation remains very fluid, vice president biden just spoke with prime minister of ukraine to assure him that in this difficult moment the united states supports his efforts and stands for the sovereignty, territorial integrity, and democratic future of your grade. i also commend t

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it would be a grave mistake it's not in the interest of ukraine or russia or europe and united states to see the country split. there's not an inherent contradiction david between the ukraine that has a longstanding historic and cultural ties to russia and a modern ukraine that wants to integrate more closely with you it does need not be new to the coast russia had hopes of creating a massive trading bloc rivaling china in the us by grouping former soviet republics ukraine and victory in a cove that were to play a central role in december russian prison but a mere put an offer to fifteen billion dollar bailout package. now with yanukovich goner for sure has since said it will release the next tranche of money after new government is formed. meanwhile the european union offered substantial aid to the new ukrainian government looks west into the east. but britain said they will have to convince russia to cooperate. particularly if as an economic package that will be a bold and the trust them and doesn't do anything to undermine economic factors and is working in corporate them and so fo

>> particularly in europe, i think there is going to be concern. believe it or, i went through this when i went over there in 1993. i was told then we're going to the pacific rim. but all of the challenges we faced were in europe, the middle east. we cannot lose sight of our allies and friends that we've been with for so long in europe, the middle east and elsewhere. >> i know the president is going to saudi arabia next month. the saudis are pretty nervous right now about what's going on in their part of the world. this interim agreement with iran, for example, they're not very happy about it. the emirates, some of the other countries in the region -- the israelis certainly aren't thrilled by what's going on. they're pretty nervous. the prime minister of israel will be in washington next week to meet with the president, benjamin netanyahu. so how do you think they're going to react to this new strategic announcement? >> it's -- i think we're not going to lose our focus on what our friends in europe and the middle east were. that's not going to happen. how much w

why do you think they may have designs on the united states or europe or other western targets when theseups, especiallies the ones fighting in syria, they seem to be distracted with the war they are facing currently. >> well, particularly in isil's case, they are much more concerned about holding territory and building legitimacy for themselves in these areas, building bases and they may decide that from there, they can project power into europe or even the united states. likewise for nusara. >> do they have the sophistication and 9 arm -- the arms to carry out an attack like that. >> they may well. they are getting a lot of money. one of the events ever syria is it's legitimized to goes like isil and funders that wouldn't normally give to an al qaeda franchise because they are fighting against assad and turn a blind eye to some of their more extreme tendencies. >> even if the core is we weakening, is the branding, the message of al qaeda very strong? >> what is interesting about isil, they think they may be bigger than al al qaeda. and 9 leader of isil leader doesn't care about that. >>

or europe and it will cost tens of thousands. in reality this is how he'll be for the rest of his life. >> the afghan government says during the past six months the number of police casualties had fallen, from 20 a day to three or four, putting it down to providing reenforcements and put it down to attack, and stopping unnecessary patrols. >> it's a profession based with an enemy willing to below himself up. >> in iraq official said haned out voter id cards ahead of april's elections. they have a computer trip. the election will be the first in the country since u.s. troops withdrew in 2011. officials have not handed them out. >> the violence has worsed thousands of families to flee. >> our al jazeera colleagues in egypt have been detained for 57 days, peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy, and mohammed badr have been accused of joining or aiding and apaiding a terrorist organization. the next court appearance is 5 march. al jazeera continues to deny the charges and demands the immediate release of staff. >> the winter olympics is al

when they come to america or europe they do not bring back custom with them but muslims do. we do not believe in female genital mutilation it is an african practice but many muslims do that especially israel. they do it in america. it is under their radar and is happening here even though we have outlawed it. so the answer to your very important question if we make it our business to know what is happening then we have american remedies to deal with barbarism. >> what is the role of your parents when you took off? what were they thinking? >> i met him when i was 18 and a half. my mother knew i was different and a rabil child. i joined a very left zionist group went against the orthodox judea's some of my family and win their rabbi thundered at the you cannot join back communist outfit i joined what was to the laughter was only 10 or 11 so she knew she had a wild child on her hands from early on. [laughter] think they were very quiet. my mother knew i would be back. she did not understand i to be trapped derbies sick and nearly died in a pretty care or be buried in the muslim

territorial integrity would be deeply destabilizing, which is not in the interest of ukraine, russia, or europe. these matters must he determined by the ukrainian people. it would be a clear violation of russia's commitment to respect the independence, sovereignty, and choices of the ukraine and international laws. it would invite the condemnation of nations around the world, and indeed, the united states will stand with the international community in supporting that there would be costs for any military action in the ukraine. this has reminded us how difficult democracy can be in a country with deep divisions. human beings have a universal right to determine their own future. right now, the situation remains fluid. vice president biden just spoke with prime minister -- the prime minister of ukraine to assure him that in this difficult moment the united states supports his government's everts and stands for sovereignty, territorial integrity, and the democratic future of the ukraine. i also commend the ukrainian government's restraint. we will continue to communicate with our european allies. w

territorial integrity would be deeply intabilizing, which is not the interests of ukraine, russia, or europe a profoundpresent interference in matters of must be determined by the ukrainian people. it would be a clear violation of sia's respect of the sovereignty and borders of ukraine and of international laws. just days after the world came to russia for the olympic games, it would invite the condemnation of nations around the world. the u.s. will stand with the international community. the events of the past several months remind us about difficult democracy in a country with deep divisions. the ukrainian people have reminded us that human beings have a universal right to determine their own future. right now the situation remains very fluid. vice president biden just spoke with the prime minister of ukraine to assure him that in this difficult moment, the u.s. supports his government's efforts and stance for the territorial integrity and democratic future of ukraine. i commend the ukrainian government's restraint and commitment to uphold its international obligations. we will continue to

the question is what can we or europe do about it and the humanitarian groups do about it. isturbing what we see people burned and medics attacked. >> this is europe. this is not the scene we expected to see. president obama will not do what it will take and give the loans to ukraine that it needs and find an ability to influence the events and get them energy with fraking and stepping up to putin. he will not do it. the united states should have the moral stand and say this is not what we expect in the modern-day civilized world. and until we have economic leverage and russia no longer has the economic leverage. >> the oil situation, we could find ourselves in that same situation couldn't we? >> i look at this and i say this should be a wake- up call. what happens to a country that needs a bail out and loan and good will of others. that is where ukraine is. and the country that doesn't control the economic destiny. someone else controls. it america get out of debt and become energy independent and elect leaders that listen to the people. >> big lesson to learn. sad situatio

. >> it is not in the interest of ukraine or russia or europe or the united states to see the countryody's interest to see violence return and the situation escalate. there is not an inherent contradiction between a ukraine that has long standing historic and cultural times to russia and a modern ukraine that wants to integrate more closely with europe. >> she goes on to say it is not in our interest to trourn a cold war construct and doesn't reflect the reality of the 21st century. >>> the people of the ukraine are doing great. they have this rat on the run. we like that. they are actually making the soviet's delay. you know putin is itching to act. he wants to rebuild some kind of soviet glory. sochi didn't go as well as he had hoped. we have to find that kind of middle ground between the muscularity that john mccain wants and don't do anything. we have to walk down, push our allies and try to create some support. let me read you something in the don't do nothing. >> let me bring up another former presidential candidate, ron paul. he was speaking out about this. he does not think th

maybe in their old countries, these people are trying to reach spain or europe we are always having the same answer for those people. it is not a solution. >> maria, thank you very much, indeed, for talking to us. >> thank you. >> days of torrential rain have caused flooding in central croatia. the army has been called in to strengthen the flood defenses and to help with relief efforts. and two people have been killed as britains fear more fierce storms. a woman was injured in london when bricks were flown over a building and crushed the car she was in. >> the cleanup after the eruptiotheeruption on friday and the town with thick ash. many are out of their homes. many ended up in temporary shelters. we go to the village close to the volcano. >> it's not very far from the volcano. this is the third time people here have felt an eruption in 1990 o 2007, and now last thursday night. they said it sounded like a bomb exploded. stones like these fell on the roof. it fell everywhere, and a thick player of ash is basically on every roof. what happens lots of these houses have collapsed, and the

or europe. it will cost 10s of thousands of dollars.in reality this is how he'll be for the rest of his life. >> the afghan government says during the past six month the number of police casualties have fallen dramatically from up to 20 a day to around three or four now. they put that down to provide reinforcement during attack, better medical evacuation and stopping unnecessary patrols. this remains a very dangerous profession because of those who are willing to blow themselves up. >> travel filling their nets. where in indonesia where fishermen are forced to use illegal methods to keep their heads above water. anand jane will be here with all the sports. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford life from new york city. an update now on a story first reported on by al jazeera's investigative unit just four months ago. a powerful california politician has been accused of corruption. he was indicted on friday for 24 counts of fraud and bribery. jennifer london has more. >> reporter: mail and wire fraud, bribery and money laun

. >> it's not in the interests of ukraine or of russia or europe or the united states to see the countryit's in nobody's interests to see violence return and the situation escalate. >> the same time, rice rejected the idea that recent events in ukraine and elsewhere have pushed the u.s. and russia back into a cold war style mentality. >> that's a pretty dated perspective that doesn't reflect where the people of ukraine are kwoming from. this is not about the u.s. and russia. this is about whether the people of ukraine have the opportunity to fulfill their aspirations and be a democratic and be part of europe, which they choose to be. it's not necessary, nor is it our interests, to return to a cold war construct, which is long out of date and that doesn't reflect the realities of the 21st century. >> but on cbs, on "face the nation," john mccain said president obama is being naive when it comes to dealing with vladimir putin. >> the president said that this had nothing to do with the cold war, the issue -- the situation in ukraine. in the eyes of vladimir putin, it does. he wants to resto