at one point, nuland and pyatt agree it's best for the united nations, and not the e.u., to endorse a new government in ukraine. and nuland uses an obscenity to make the point. >> that would be great, i think, to help glue this thing and to have the u.n. help glue it and, you know, ( bleep ) the e.u. >> reporter: that earned a rebuke today from a spokeswoman for german chancellor angela merkel. >> i would like to say that the chancellor finds these remarks totally unacceptable and wants the european union will continue their efforts with great intensity to calm down the situation in ukraine. >> reporter: unrest in ukraine dates back to november, with protests after president yanukovych walked away from a trade pact with the e.u. instead, he embraced a $15 billion loan package from russian president vladmir putin. the streets calmed over over christmas, but re-ignited in january, after passage of an anti-protest law. the law has been repealed, but protesters still occupying maidan square and government buildings in central kiev. >> woodruff: and margaret joins me now. margaret, what is

diplomat for europe, speaking with jeffrey pyatt, the u.s. ambassador to the ukraine.tephen cohen, this chess game they're conducting here? >> explaining names. who are they? >> notice the intimacy with which the americans deal with the two so-called moderates. and these are big shots. klitsch, heavyweight champion of the world. his residence has been germany. he pays taxes in germany. he is a project of merkel. he represents the german interests. i'm sure he is faithful to ukraine, but he is a problem. as other guy she calls yats a representative of the fatherland party. washington likes him a lot. you can see what they're saying. we don't quite trust klitsch. if you want to get as a terror, that is the tug between washington and berlin. they're not happy with merkel. they think germany has gotten too big for its britches. klitsch, the boxer,merkel is backing him. on ukraine names. ,he leader of the freedom party but a large woman of that party for the put it candidly, is crazy fascist. they're prepared to embrace this guy. this is a guy, by the way, senator john mcca

listen to state department official victoria nuland and jeffrey pyatt, the u.s. ambassador to ukraine, discussing the european union's relationship with ukraine's pro-moscow government. >> so, that would be great, i think, to help glue this thing and have the un help glue it, and you know, [ bleep ] the eu. >> exactly, and i think we've got to do something to make it stick together, because you can be pretty sure that if it does start to gain altitude, the russians will be working behind the scenes to try to torpedo it. >> obviously, this call was intercepted and recorded by somebody. the state department is calling the release of the bugged call a new russian low. it's not directly accusing the russians of recording it, however, and the u.s. state department is not disputing its authenticity. >>> this morning, yet another sign immigration reform is not likely to get done in congress any time soon. a week after republicans rolled out their plans, house speaker john boehner now says it is unlikely, unlikely he can get any reform bill through his caucus. that as ma

a close american ali an in an audio posts she's said to be talking to jeffrey pyatt she displayses thes to pyatt about their plan to ease the cries let kiev. >> reporter: speaking for an embarrassed state department they neither confirm or denied that it was real but said victoria had tried to make amends. >> she has been in contact with her e.u. counter parts and apologize. >> reporter: but she also lashed out at russia. >> we think this is a new low in russian trade craft in terms of publicizing posting. >> reporter: tensions between the u.s. and russia over all ukraine are growing with each other causing the other of medaling in the ongoing crisis. at the white house speak man jay carney left little doubt about who the administration believes eavesdropped and recorded the call. >> the video was first noted and tweeted out by the russian government. i think it says something about russia's role. >> reporter: in a at this time t tweet. the ambassador posted this. enjoying the feet inky he have. a reference to the russian official who tweeted about it. there are a couple of things that

as an action on ukraine's political crisis while speaking of geoffrey pyatt u.s. ambassador to ukraine on the phone granted it was supposed to be off the record but actually the f. the new part of the scandal the least interesting part of the conversation during that phone call the two diplomats are overheard discussing what the role of ukraine's opposition leader should be and the need to solidify regime change in the country while talking about ukraine opposition leader vitali klitschko no one says i don't think that klitschko should go into government i don't think it's a good idea which piatt later responds in terms of moving the process ahead we want to keep the moderate democrats together. so if there is any doubt before that the u.s. is looking for ways to meddle into a sovereign nations internal affairs this lead conversation should confirm that suspicion look there's a revolution going on in ukraine right now in the outcome should be the will of the people not the u.s. and europe russia or any other foreign state actor so good luck to the state department

ambassador to ukraine geoffrey pyatt and the u.s. assistant secretary of state of nuland who are trying to figure out who would be who would be best in what position they said that one of the opposition leaders yacht's a nuke is the guy with the economic experience and the best governing experience that he's the guy that should be on the inside when they also mentioned klitschko another opposition leader and another one more city book those to you the two u.s. officials say that those are the guys that should remain outside of government they even referenced klitschko as a complicated electron in the circumstance of creating a new government they said they mentioned even troubles that he's having in his marriage right now how that could come into play with him having a role in the newly formed ukrainian government spoke about keeping the moderate democrats together they also spoke about the fact that they need something to make their plan stick once they new government is formed if it starts gaining altitude they need some kind of sy

is an action on ukraine's political crisis well speaking of geoffrey pyatt u.s. ambassador to ukraine on the phone granted it was supposed to be off the record but actually the f. the e.u. part of the scandal the least interesting part of the conversation see during that phone call the two diplomats are overheard discussing what the role of ukraine's opposition leader should be and the need to solidify regime change in the country while talking about ukrainian opposition leader vitaly klitschko no one says i don't think that klitschko should go into government i don't think it's a good idea which.

ambassador to ukraine jeffrey pyatt discussing formation of coalition government that would end the crisis new land was talking about involve the united nations when she said this. listen. >> so that would be great i think to help glue this thing and have the un help glue it and, you know, bleep the eu. >> exactly. >> state department spokesperson says new land has been working closely with european officials on ukraine an deal and was just expressing unhappiness. >> if we have frustration we express those privately as well but it's important to note how closely we work with them and how aligned we are on the issu issue. >> state department accuses russia of posting the telephone conversation on you tube. >> well new video released tonight of justin bieber's dui arrest. show this to you. miami police department handed out the surveillance video showing the pop star searched by an officer. shows officer patting him down as part of the book prague says as you can see. bieber was arrested last month after allegedly drag racing in miami. through his attorney he pled not guilty to 3 misdemeanor

let's bring in david pyatt, chairman and ceo. thank you very much for joining us.ings across the board, facial aesthetics, botox. there's no delicate way to put this. i will throw it out there. what's going on with the breast business? that has been the laggard. that seems to be holding you back a little. >> it's a relatively small part of the overall portfolio. as you correctly noted, sales worldwide down 2%. however, this is really due to the fact that we as a management team decided to go direct versus distribution in mexico and colombia so we pulled down the inventories before do you that. if you add those back, the underlying growth is about 10%. that one's fine, too. >> if it is only 5% of your business, we are showing our viewers a pie chart of your business breakdown, not sure you can see it but you already know it, if it's a small part and it's contracting, why not get rid of it? >> in kt ffact, it's not contrag at all. growth was about 10% in the quarter. also very importantly, we have double digit growth in the united states as we upscale our product lin

ambassador to the ukraine, jeff pyatt, noted, we believe ukraine's problems can be solved by dialogues that fuel violence will open themselves to sanctions. kerry's remarks will be made in conjunction with other governments. there is a coordination going on with friends and allies and the senior administration official also tells me that secretary kerry will reilt ter rate in public what vice president biden said privately to ukrainian president that his government is responsible for the safety of the ukrainian people and that he has a choice to make between dialogue and compromise with the opposition or the violence and mayhem we have been seeing in the streets. this probably will not be enough to satisfy all critics. we had senator, john mccain, on my show yesterday. he said the u.s. government and the congress, white house, together, should impose sanctions on the ukrainian government. some people will say that raising the specter of sanctions will not be enough. they need to be imposed. it is a big step for the obama administration. carol? >> there is also no sign of letup in vene

pyatt, thegeoffrey u.s. ambassador to ukraine.resident putin expressed his dissent against tos bringing their ideas this country. tohink he has that right express his dissent against gays. i would like you to have a segment on the unemployment conversation. i have been depressed and i am on my last check and i have not found a job yet. i would like you to have a what then that and see holdup is for these american people that is unemployed. thank you. host: paul, and branson, missouri. what do you think? is sad thatink it some cannot go. shaun white has decided he cannot go. host: he is there. i think he just dropped out of an event. caller: my bad. i just thought it was ironic that he says it is okay for gays to, as long as they don't -- as long as they leave the kids alone. that mean it is okay for heterosexual pedophiles to show up? he is so out there. he does not show a lot of sense. figure,e a popular riding around with his shirt off, being a jock. russia is in trouble economically and to spend $50 billion on this is -- it doe