when ukrainian p.l.c. arrived at the scene of the rioting it's thought he went there to try and ease the situation. but instead he was handed a stone an urge to throw it at the embassy as you can see here he tried to protest but that was in vain and it happened he succumbed to the pressure and the cheering from the rioters although he did learn a hard lesson in how crowds can turn just a few minutes later he was pelted with green stain by a protester who apparently to exception to the devaney turning up in a luxury car the crowd then puncture it's the tires of his little legs eeriest vehicles forcing the deputy to go home by bus now journalist and filmmaker danny schechter believes key if elise were instructed not to protect the russian embassy from the aggression. i think that the government of the ukraine asked to try to position itself as independent of certainly extremist groups i don't think they want to be in alliance with those groups but in reality they're in a situation where they have to respond

when ukrainian p.l.c. arrived at the scene of the rioting it's thought he went there to try to ease the situation. was but instead he was housed the stone and it was a huge to throw it at the embassy as you can see here there are a good amount he tried to protest but that was in vain the deputy succumbed to the pressure of moods cheering for the rioters and the league did however learn a hard lesson in how crowds can turn as you're about to see now just a few minutes later after that instead it was pelted with green a stain by a protester apparently took exception to the deputy turning up in a luxury car the deputy was actually it said i want to bust scent of the day after the crowd punctured the tires of his car the russian foreign minister has filed an official complaint there with kiev over all this demanding compensation for the damage done he says the rioters were trying to storm the embassy and could have been intending to shed blood he also had a word for his ukrainian counterpart to. seville becaus

p.l.c.. will it attract a load of political issues as we saw with astrazeneca? the u.k. even if it is just for tax reasons will benefit the u.k.. i think it will on until someone else reacts and cuts taxes elsewhere. >> the e.c.b., the big thing of today. let's find a new angle. give me a new angle. >> his favorite one is if you were mario draghi, what would you do? >> i would carry on doing exactly as i have. i would talk a lot about doing stuff and not actually follow through. >> that is dangerous. you so many times with i'll do whatever it takes. three times? >> it has worked. central bankers' tools really son-in-law their credibility. he does have the credibility. the program to drastically reduce interest rates. i think he will do that today. >> the last rate cut we got from the e.c.b. was a real surprise, wasn't it? >> i think we're going to have a rate cut today. >> that won't be a surprise. >> i think he is going launch some form of q.e. but it is going to be in a typical e.c.b. fashion. incredibly complicated. not actually workable. >> and never do it.