it makes me wonder if paul martin the police with molotov cocktails and shooting at them is also part of the oppositions quote unquote homework in the name of democracy going to shut down party. stephen cohen professor emeritus of russian studies at princeton university believes the west disputing the crisis but almost as many have publicly. we get this incredible statement by the european union and washington that they're going to sanction people who resort to violence now of course that's meant to be a threat at the president of ukraine but how about the guys wearing masks in the streets and hurling them or two of cocteau's. them all in the molotov cocktail to somebody from the state department going to go on the street and get their names phone numbers and addresses it's provocateurs it's a profoundly divided country but that's what this is about what precipitated it was in my judgment not the president of ukraine in not putin as the media is playing here but good but in your opinion williams alternate back by russia and you don't have to be highly educated to understand that if th

it makes me wonder if paul martin the police with molotov cocktails and shooting at them is also part of the opposition's quote unquote homework in the name of democracy get a second party. or marcus papadopoulos who's a commentator on russia and the balkans thinks that the e.u. is violating international law by threatening ukraine with sanctions. what rights does the government have to impose sanctions on another country to impose sanctions on a government that happens to believe that its economic pathway lies with russia as opposed to the european union who gives them that fight that's not in accordance with the internet with international law it's not in in accordance with the mechanisms of the united nations the only way that further bloodshed and civil war could be can be averted in ukraine is for washington and brussels to firstly categorically in unequivocal condemn the violent protests what with what we're seeing in kiev to violently condemn the militants what they've been doing in the last forty eight hours are killin injuring and capturing police officers and event the next

paul martin or one year anniversary she did entail a three year economic blueprint day. what stands out about this plane to you well on its insight that she is trying to take over from his disappointing first direct current incomes of the comic. well what interests them solid is that should propose these three three key strategies in protein. he is the punishment of a fundamentally strong economy and promote domestic demand and was so cute that balance between domestic demand and export. and in order to achieve these discrepancies. she proposed to nine action plan. but if you look at those nine action plan space to cali out this nothing of substance only knew in those plans. that is if it's cuz of some arielle major policies that have been proposed so far. so if implemented very well and executed. we expect this and you pull the loop reach out to right to make up for the shortcomings that for the past year. yes this and so on. if the ghosts nine nine action plan so well implemented. i'm pretty sure that the squid to make a big difference. aware for those people used to s

it makes me wonder if paul martin the police with molotov cocktails and shooting at them is also part of the opposition's quote unquote work in the name of democracy. any shaken party. are we continuing our breaking news here on r.t. international just very briefly i want to bring about of these live pictures right here downtown kiev this is independence square you can see the crowds of reassemble since the morning hours they were certainly out on the overnight we're getting reports now that somewhere in this scene right here photographers are reporting seeing at least fifteen bodies under blankets are also i was speaking to our correspondents on the ground to go to prison office in a hotel but he tells me over the phone the hotel has been perceived and taken over by rioters and alexia chefs if you saw his live report a few minutes ago showed us a bullet hole in the window that missed him by maybe a couple of feet allegedly from a sniper so we carry on with the breaking news here on r.t. international law we spoke to stephen cohen professor emeritus of russian studies at princeton uni

scott who join us live from their well hello to both of you martin and paul let's begin with morton first so martin it's very beautiful where you are especially the bad ground where you stand but do tell us about the entrance that the flame has made into the capital of the olympic games. that's right merino we well what a journey it's made sixty five thousand kilometers around the largest country in the well that is. fourteen thousand torch bearers over one hundred twenty three cities in russia featuring such feats is going up as you said to the international space station the first time in history it made a space walk event should up to the north pole it's been a summer reading visit the largest freshwater lake in the world lake baikal in siberia and finally after months of anticipation it is here in salter in fact in about thirty minutes time it will rise actually not by land but on a yacht that will make its way across to adler very close to the olympic park where the opening ceremony will take place on friday. outspread left of the earth as you could say i had its way up

press conference, his lawyer says paramedic white delayed the patient by not letting martin talk directly to driver paulooper martin's belief was if i could sit down and talk to paul, that we could have ended this very quickly. mr. white is trying to control the scene. >> paramedic white says the incident was a fluid situation and in the heat of the moment, he did what he thought was right. >> i did not deem it in the best interest of the patient to permit him to handcuff and arrest me at that time. >> paramedic white is suing trooper martin for violating his civil rights. the patient is also suing the trooper and the oklahoma highway patrol for negligence. trooper martin and the highway patrol are contesting the claims. >> if we allow people to get out of vehicles and try to handle the traffic stop other than the driver, that's chaos. >> the state of oklahoma gives trooper martin a five-day suspension and an order to report for an anger assessment. paramedic white believes trooper martin may have offered an explanation for his behavior on the road that day. white refers to a conversation he says the tw

where they were then shown to the public for the first time welcoming the flame to the city are martin andrews paul scott who told my colleague marina joshie how the day's events and what a journey it's made sixty five thousand kilometers around the largest country in the wild that is russia fourteen thousand until it's bare is over one hundred twenty three cities in russia featuring six feet is going up as you said to the international space station for the first time in history made a space walk event should up to the north pole it's been on the summary visit of the largest freshwater lake in the world. by cal in siberia i'm finally after months of anticipation here insults if i could live by land but on a yacht very close to the olympic park where the opening ceremony will take place on friday. outspread left at the airport as you could say i had it's way up to the beautiful mountain cluster translate. of course everybody is talking about who were the lucky people to carry the torch over the next few days we have russian comedians sports men and women and of course the main thing on everybody's

way into orbit and the international space station among those welcoming in sochi artie's martin andrews and paul scott. what a journey it's made sixty five thousand kilometers around the largest country in the world that is russia fourteen thousand torchbearers over one hundred twenty three cities in russia featuring such features going up as you said to the international space station the first time in history it made a space walk event should up to the north pole it's been a summary visit of the largest freshwater lake in the world by cal in siberia and finally after months of anticipation it is here in salt in fact it will rise not by land but on a yacht and it will make its way across to adler very close to the olympic park where the opening ceremony will take place on friday she missed out space left at the airport as you could say i had it's way up to the beautiful mountain cluster of crescent. of course everybody is talking about who were the lucky people to carry the torch over the next few days we have russian actors comedic. and of course the main thing on everybody's lips is who will

olympic city where they were then shown to the public welcoming the flame to the city our own martin enders and paul scott who told my colleague. how the day's events unfolded. what a journey it's made sixty five thousand kilometers around the largest country in the wild that is fourteen thousand until it's bare is over one hundred twenty three cities in russia. going up to the international space station the first time in history made a space walk up to the north pole it's been in the summary to visit the largest freshwater lake in the world by cali in siberia and finally after months of anticipation. the lives not by land but i want to show you all it's very close to the olympic park where the. will take place on friday but i should make out space left at the pool as you could say i've had it's way up to the beautiful mountain cluster translate. of course everybody's talking about it with a look at people to carry the torch over the next few days we have russian comedians pools men and women and of course the main thing that everybody is that will like the school the opening ceremony on friday lot

joining me, cnn's martin savage, paul callan, joey jackson, and holly hughes as well.st jeff gardere. and cnn political commentators ben ferguson, mark lamont hill joins us as well. on the phone, hln host jane velez-mitchell. is nancy with us? no. nancy grace will join us as well. going to go first to our sunny hostin. and as well as martin, both in jacksonville. sunny, to you first. >> reporter: you know, i, again, remain stunned at this verdict and i do think the jury clearly worked hard and they did come with guilty verdicts on four of these counts. so i don't want to sound like that is not important. that is significant. we're talking about prison time for 60 to 75 years. yes, that is significant. but what i find so appalling is that they could not reach a verdict as to the first count. which is first-degree murder. and that tells me that someone on this jury, at least someone, believed michael dunn's testimony. we're talking about someone who fled the scene after shooting into a car with four teens ten times. we're talking about someone who then never called 911.

paul taglibu said we will pull the super bowl. he announced that in 90. they said we will celebrate martin luther king's holiday and taglibu was tough luck and he held his ground. if there is one thing we have seen from roger goodell, he knows who pays his $44 million a year salary. >> the league is are canning a new rule that would personalize the use of the n word and other racial slurs on the field. but there has been resistance to the rule from many african americans. are you surprised at that backlash? >> see, first of all this is the pesh example of what i was talking about before. here is ownership saying we want to discipline and control how players speak to each other on the field but they don't say a word about the racial slur that you brands the team where i live right here in washington, d.c. in fact, rajjel goodell has gone out of his way to support that particular racial slur because that would be about disciplining ownership and not players. i am not surprised players have spoken out against it not just for the obvious basic first amendment freedom of speech reasons but beca

because i have more questions for you, paul callan, on this case, which is very emotional, and lots of parallels being made between this case and the trayvon martin/george zimmerman case as well. >>> much more, right after this. [poof!] [beep] [clicks mouse] nice office. how you doing? good. automatic discounts the moment you sign up. choose two melt-in-your mouth entrees, olive garden's best 2 for $25 yet is ending soon! like new parmesan crusted chicken, 3 courses, 2 people, just $25 at olive garden! also enjoy weekday signature favorites, four classic pastas, now just $10! introducing cardioviva: the first probiotic to help maintain healthy cholesterol levels without a prescription. cardioviva. >>> all right. back now talking more about the so-called loud music murder trial. live pictures now outside the courthouse in jacksonville, florida. sorry, we can't show you those live picture, burt itt it's tak place in jacksonville, florida, where the jurors are in to the fourth day of deliberations trying to determine whether first-degree murder is something that michael dunn, the defendant, should be facing. these jurors have already asked a host of

martin just reported something very intriguing and i seized on it. paulng me live. on that audio tape, he says in a very matter of fact way. it looked like this guy was fixing to beat the "f" out of me. is that the same as i thought i was about to die. i thought you had to be in fear of your life, not about to get a beatdown. >> florida law is the same on self-defense, fear of your life or the infliction of serious bodily injury. it certainly doesn't sound like he makes that standard. you were asking joey, were are we seeing this many self-defense case s case. this is standard defense on every murder case. i have never seen one involving popcorn and texting. self-defense is always asserted in murder cases. it is the only defense you have usually. >> how about this, joey, curtis reeves, there flanked by his attorneys there in the courtroom is 71 years old. i am not 71 and i don't know what it is like to be 71 and i don't know what it is like to be 71 in a dark theater in an argument with a younger man. does that make a difference when all of this resolves

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martin andrews he. took to the snowboarders earlier on we'll see how he got on hopefully now though we can. catch up with paul scott's report on what's happened today and tell us a little bit more about the skaters that are expected to shine a little bit later in the week hopefully now we can go the whole scott. was somewhat of a surprise is old enough transfer domestic success on to the international scene claiming that silver medal in the women's five hundred meter speedskating in the adult arena now afterwards she admitted that she was suffering from a huge belt of nerves before her final race and she credited her success to a sports psychologist elsewhere russia are on course for a second gold medal in the figure skating event at the halfway stage of the pairs competition maxime trunk of an tatiana volovik the overall standings the event concludes on wednesday the world and european champions put in a thoughtless display to the delight of the home crowd to firmly put themselves in medal contention and it's my trunk of well documented tempestuous nature they put their success down to a special working rela

the start of the games all right paul thanks very much for this and as the finishing touches are being added security of course is one of the big topics there and martin have you heard of any last minute concerns there and what's being done in terms of security in the city. that's right marina security is obviously the word the everybody is talking about this much media hype surrounding this situation of the the ring of steel which we're standing at the moment personally but i can say is that i've had no trouble at all you can walk the streets i spoke to various foreigners who said actually being here in sochi is really just like any other olympics if not more secure we have six thousand athletes arriving this week if they haven't arrived already twenty five thousand volunteers and up to one hundred thousand police members armed forces army sniffer dogs horses you know i mean it really just feel like such a is one of the safest places to be on this planet at the moment of course security concerns are vital and are the number one priority here in sochi but then again i suppose you could say that they are all sporting events the conferences around the w

artie's paul's guide taking us through the infrastructure of it all the buildings i want to make a little bit of a change of tone martin joins us back in the studio and i can't let me have a very large you know it's not shocking they're not just cuddly toys these are the mascot sylvania and now it is there's one for you which you can have the snow leopard snow leopard you can have the pole about this right and tell us about the significance of this the polar bear that was the first before we talk about the actual votes and who they are i want to talk about actually how they were chosen for the first time in a living history actually done as part of a television program which is great there are twenty four thousand people who applied with their designs and there are ten finalists one of the finalists actually was jeb models which is the american in the did you know that's right father process of russian father christmas if you don't know what basically they they thought that they disqualified him because they thought but they didn't want the ownership of this russian national to go to the i.o.c. so they also thought abo

everybody makes the national team martin and rees caught up with the americans who have had the misfortune of just missing out but he still enjoying sochi is his reform paul break will be going his full time journey to follow his. the limbic wish in twenty thirty determines to participating carry a flag at any opening a lympics ceremony he decided on the sporting activity of cross country skiing and completed several months of training in australia new zealand austria and finland i've been skiing on glaciers the aware of the snow i was jumping on a plane because i need to get as much exposure to skis as possible i've never been on skis and about eighteen months ago my dream was to be a walk into the ceremonies as a participant not to watch as a fan so i'm there watching it and yeah i mean like i had maybe five or six friends carrying their flags and i knew maybe thirty forty athletes in there and yeah it's kind of like bittersweet to get there but not quite there sadly he didn't meet the qualifying times needed for this year's competition so he's here in sochi to support his plan the sportsman. the winter games held in the war zone under the threat of ter

paul asli r.t. tell of of. oh my colleague bill daughters here in half an hour's time but for now why does the n.s.a. spy on people playing angry birds i mean martin takes it up and tasked with breaking the set that's coming your way unless you're in the u.k. if you're there you're going on the ground with. thanks. take me to the ball game take me through the metal detectors so wait that's not how the song goes well as the country changes sadly so must the national pastime they said the mariners released a statement that they like all of the teams for twenty fifteen are setting up metal detectors to screen all fans entering their stadium for get visions of hotdogs and home runs now everyone will be able to tell their grandkids about how their bags got searched because they had metal buttons at company name stadium baseball memories the team's management is also continuing their ban on bags larger than forty by forty by twenty centimeters because if you're going to stick an explosive device it had better be compact their body maybe i'm jumping the gun metal detectors can't touch your genitals or do a naked body scan they are probably the least intr

paul asli r.t. tell of of. the list of locations on our planet where human beings can be sure their privacy is secure has just become shorter after another leak from edward snowden as ib martin tells us in her latest program it's canada their ports that have turned into spying hubs. canada is owned by an agency called c sec used to airport why fight attract travelers movements but the agency didn't stop there the second continue tracking individuals long after they left the airport by monitoring when their wireless devices showed up at other wife i hotspots in cities across canada and the us according to leak power point presentation from two thousand and twelve the program was a trial run for a joint see sec n.s.a. program to track quote any target that makes occasional forays into other cities because we all know that for rain equals terrorism. and he didn't hesitate to request comments from the agency and you can find out what the reaction was and check out the full show off to this very short break more news in just about half an hour from now. take me up to the ballgame and take me through the metal detector so wait that's not how the song goes well as the country chang

paul asli r.t. tell of of. the list of locations on our planet where human beings can be sure that privacy is secure has just become shorter to another leak from edward snowden as abby martin tells us in how they just program it's kind of the transport hubs that have turned into hubs of spying. and it is a fine agency called the sec used the airport why fight attract travelers movements but the agency didn't stop there the second continue tracking individuals long after they left the airport by monitoring when their wireless devices showed up at other wife i hotspots in cities across canada and the u.s. according to leave power point presentation in two thousand and twelve the program was a trial run for a joint the second n.s.a. program to track quote any target that makes occasional forays into other cities because we all know that for rain equals terrorism. of course he didn't hesitate to request comments from the agency and you can find out what the reaction was and check out the full show in about two and was from now well from america's snooping to money about to mexico as it takes over in just a couple minutes here in our international. law the building behind me th

paul states, now faith is the assurance ever things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen, and as dr. martin luther king reminds us, everything that is done in the world is done by hope. amen. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 2-a of house resolution 475, the journal of the last day's proceedings is approved. the chair will lead the house in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, please accept this letter as written notice of my resignation from my appointment to the house committee on the budget effective immediately. i have been honored to serve on the budget committee since my first term in congress and value the importance of the work of the committee. i welcome the opportunity to be a voice for my constituents as we debated the federal budget each year. throughout my tenure on this prestigious committe

martin. zimmerman was acquitted claiming it was in self-defense. >> cnn's tori dunnan joins me along with joey jackson and paulallan. welcome to all of you. >> good morning. >> what do we know about the make-up of the jury? >> so, carol, this is really interesting. right now we're looking at a group of 16. we're talking about 12 jurors and four alternates. but the judge so far has not made it immediate clear who the jurors are and who the alternates are. so we talk about this. we're looking at the whole picture. we'll get more information as the day goes on as to exactly who the jurors are. when we talk about the group of 16, we know there are 10 women, 6 men. the breakdown of women, we've heard that there are five white, three african-american. two of asian descent. as far as the males go, five one. one described at being white and hispanic. so, obviously, more information is going to be coming in throughout the day on who those jurors are and some of the background about their lives and whether or not they have kids. things like that. >> joey, i'll pose this question for you. it's rather sad we have two more

president of the lockheed martin company who was swed interested in using technology to help state and local governments manage their businesses. in august of 1988 willie joined with paul dandrige and willie -- william turner to establish prwt services, incorporated which we now know as prwt. they received their first contract in their first year, providing parking services for the city of philadelphia, the company would go on to secure a significant contract from lockheed martin, providing customer service in back office staff to support lockheed's technology, drawing on the work force management expertise of willie johnson and his partners to better manage these resources. over the years prwt expanded to provide business process outsourcing services for a variety of industries as well as serving many state and municipal governments nationwide. during willie johnson's two-decade tenure as c.e.o. prwt grew to employ more than 1,500 workers in eight states and the district of columbia. in 2001, prwt acquired u.s. facilities. that acquisition marked one of the first purchases of a publicly traded company by a minority-run business. in 2008, a prwt subsidiary became the f