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the rise of ultra nationalists that's leading to trouble in ukraine founds with the forefront of an raf now in big capital of the autonomous region of crimea and that's where a group of local activists has entered the regional parliament building and raised a russian flag over it up to a thousand people have now gathered outside and support protesting against the new leadership in kiev and. is that for us right now and joins me now live from simferopol hugo what's going on where you are right now. overnight as you've said correctly a group of pro russian activists entered the local parliament and raised the russian flag on top of it the this part of the town is now blocked for traffic by the police but inside that perimeter a crowd of their supporters is gathered in front of the palm and as well also carrying russian flags and we just spoke with some of them and mainly people are saying they are greatly concerned about what's been happening especially about more and more nationalists coming to power there and they're saying that will stand here to protect their national identity just to

tonight all social leaders and indeed there was a goal which of course was counted as a goal by the raf on the ice it was been notified by the international ice hockey federation because the goal post was a little bit off its pegs so basically a huge debate going on right now on social media from the american ambassador pascal to russian diplomats i mean people talk he is a political sport because we look back to the history of the cold war so it's getting a bit intense out there ok with. in the morning are you lovely ok well you get to bed early start. though the game was painfully close no. loss for the russian side there was still plenty to make up for it no other events russia now tops the overall medal count let's hear from paul again paul hawken you stole the spotlight today as we've been saying but it didn't stop the other athletes did it. well despite the disappointment of the hockey as you say there was plenty to cheer for our russian sports fans on saturday they added two golds and a silver medal to that tally now in the men's skeleton event alexander tretyakov he won gold wit

little social the years that sort of thing d there was a cold which of course was kept to go by the raf on the eyes is that nullified by the international ice hockey federation because the goalposts but the lid off its case. i'm still basically a huge debate going on right now on social media from the american master has come to rest and diplomats and the people. i stalked me is that the political sport because we look at history book on board so it's getting to the contents out. so there would be better than the rule though the game is painfully close known for the loss for the russian side who still plenty to make up for another event that that very place a question that tops the overall medal count in fact the sea on how to let that happen from pulling there was plenty to cheer for our russian sports fans on saturday they added two goals on a silver medal to their tally on the men's skeleton event. alexander trustee of golf. he won gold with a touch of the gilman and display he led from start to finish off to setting a track record in the first round for his hardwork has paid off but

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the oscar winner who was found dead in his apartment raf apparent drug overdose mourned at a private funeral in manhattan and mara schiavocampo has the story. >> reporter: meryl streep, waugh queen phoenix, cate blanchett and chris rock and louis c.k. at the church of st. ignatius loy loyolla, his partner of 15 years mimi o'donnell and three children, tallulah and cooper -- >> cooper's had a few breakdowns but he's taken it pretty well. he's a super special kid. phil did a good job. >> reporter: peter gerety films with him. >> hundreds of people crying, weeping. >> reporter: mourning and reflecting. aaron sorkin wrote two of hoffman's films. in an obit for "time" magazine. sorkin a recovering addict himself said hoffman once told him, "if one of us dies if an overdose probably ten people who would have won't." his service was filled to capacity, so packed some were reportedly turned away. a large turnout for a man who touched so many. >> i think he left an enormous amount of love behind and people whose lives he touched and always affected by his life and his art. >> reporter: as for

. >> we normally raf -- >> its idea is to leave the stove in the community so that everyone can see itnessforms, how it really saves wood. >> in is going to be a fibreglass mold. >> pena is a native of central el salvadore who lived previously in the u.s. and canada. he got started in the business when he met nancy hughs, the founder of stove team international. >> this is something -- >> hughes is a 70-year-old oregon native and began visiting this region about 14 years ago as a volunteer. >> after i was widowed, i decided to reinvent my life so i went on a medical mission to guatemala. and i did what they asked me to do which was cook, in the kitchen. and a young woman came into the kitchen whose hand had been burned shut from falling in an open cooking fire. >> such experiences drove hughes to look for ways to provide cleaner, safer stoves. but noted engineer and friend larry winursky offered it design one and with pena ready to manufacture it, hughes went to her local rotary club and asked them for start-up funds. >> i was standing around with these rot arians and they said you can sta

. >> the hardest working man in weather, raf eel miranda. be sure to like his page on the facebook. >> on the facebook. >>> imagine being a denver fan, sitting through the super bowl, then getting stranded at the airport as you try to leave this all behind you. you know what they say, to the victors go the spoils. >> manning gets hit. picked off by smith! malcolm smith! all alone! no flags! touchdown seattle. >> that's a serious burn. we aren't going to show many highlights of the game or of seattle's total domination, but the producers wanted to run one highlight from the show friday. the odds makers had denver winning and i stumbled into a weirdly dead on accurate prediction. >> i think the seahawks have the edge, i think they're a strong team because they're from seattle, i'm going to say they're going to win 40-love. 40-love. >> that's a big prediction. >> look. when you know, you know. and sometimes when you're guessing, you also know. that's how it works. >> i couldn't believe that. >> let's spin a little on this. >> it was pretty impr

i think of the fighter pilots originally operating from raf lossiemouth who flew sorties over libya, the legendary scottish titles now part of the royal regiment of scotland, like the black watch and the highlanders. i think of the shipyards on the forth and the clyde, where alongside shipyards across the u.k. they are building the queen elizabeth aircraft carrier launching this year to secure the seas and keep us safe. now to some, all this might sound like national vanity. it's the view that if the u.k. split up and our role in the world shrank, it wouldn't matter so much. but this is a country that earns its living through its international ties with millions of our citizens living abroad. when ships are ambushed on lawless seas, that hits our trade. when the middle class in china is set to grow by millions a year, that presents huge opportunities for jobs back home here in the u.k. this world shapes us, so our place in the world really matters. and make no mistake -- we matter more as a united kingdom -- politically, militarily, diplomatically, and culturally, too. our reach is a