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this video appears to show for us god cares about squeezing of the seine. and and. a man has died in kfc most recent crashes off the reports of the folding from a coal them he was said to be throwing molotov cocktails at police with a group of protest is when he felt he likes it died in hospital. it symbolizes the level of unrest which has divided the country and left the opposition seeking a strong leader. i decided to do the roll to succeed said scriptura and the other is the leader of the protest is the right sector boosted the number was never one should think about ukraine's destiny. it's a hard time for the country and if the opposition don't reject the escape of ambitions although the bloodshed that they disapprove. the violence comes despite prime minister may cut as the ropes warning that police would stop protests despite false the tough new legislation that came into effect on tuesday though they obeyed the law stood up on the mind as the midst of serving of molotov cocktails and cobblestones but protests as aniston grenades and tear gassed by police. the

eight year old son a one man was allegedly slapped by an officer when his father was arrested and the seine being interrogated claimed soldiers threatens to rape his his sidestep and we spoke to a legal adviser to the european center for constitutional and human rights who cope also to the top about these accusations. evidence shows that it's not only about individual single cases and incidents it's really a systematic pattern of reparative acts which are cured and finding in our report or communication to see its more as and single isolated incidents it's not as a time because the u.k. had ten years to investigate to prosecute the direct perpetrators but also the higher ups. in the u.k. ten years and there are still hardly any prosecutions in the country so now it's simply. that international courts have to step in and are now back to our breaking news story from kiev and the sporadic clashes between protesters and police have flared out across the sun told the ukrainian canvas hold and these are live pictures from there for you right now we know that a police prize has been set on fire du

eight year old son a one man was allegedly slapped by an officer when his father was arrested and the seine being interrogated clane soldiers threatens to rape his sister we spoke to a legal adviser at the european center for constitutional and human rights who coauthored the dossier about these accusations. evidence shows that it's not only about individual and single cases and incidents it's really a systematic pattern of reparative acts which are cured and finding in our report or communication to the i.c.c. it's mars and single isolated incidents it's not all the time because the u.k. had ten years to investigate to prosecute the direct perpetrators but also the higher ups in the u.k. ten years and there are still hardly any prosecutions in the country so now it's simply the time that the international courts have to step in. so ahead for you and international russian officials behind the fences have gone tom obey a delegation from moscow and given access to the last russian citizen being said they reminded washington of its unfulfilled promise to shut down the facility that's after the

eight year old son a one man was allegedly slapped by an officer when his father was arrested and the seine being interrogated claimed as soldiers threatens to rape his sister and we spoke to a legal advisor to the european center for constitutional and human rights which coauthored the dossier about these accusations. evidence shows that it's not only about individual and single cases and incidents it's really a systematic pattern of reparative acts which are puritans it's finding in our report or communication to the i.c.c. it's mars and single isolated incidents it's not all the time because the u.k. had ten years to investigate to prosecute the direct perpetrators but also the higher ups in the u.k. ten years and there are still hardly any prosecutions in the country so now it's simply the time that the international courts have to step in. still ahead for you this hour on international russian officials behind the fences have gone tom obey a delegation from mosco given access to they lost a russian citizen being caballe said they were minded washington with unfulfilled promise to chand

cinematic, really, of the 12 sick in the palace -- bolivar stake in the palace, sein the p to bring her, is most unguarded moment. i am too sit, you have to come, feeling terrible, i need your help. goes through the palace and is sitting in a tub trying to pull his fever because he is so ill and she comes in and reads to him and eventually he gets up, goes to bed, falls asleep, she does as well and suddenly she awakes to the barking of dogs and it is an organized assassination of 150 people who converged on the palace, at this point, quite famous and quite powerful, some of his generals and certainly his vice president versus wishes of his power, and he says what do we do? and she said he doesn't have a pair of boots. is. of gone out for cleaning, he has a sword, he has a pistol and he says i will just go open the door. because someone is banking at the door, no, get dressed. he gets dressed, she says put on my galoshes and jump through the window. she puts on his mistress's galoshes, and that would be a great get away. as it happens there are no guards outside so he is able to jump, go

he's trying to seine store media even more. there was a report today that no one in the media could -- can no longer report on any of the graft or corruption charges any longer. turkey niece for a big roller coaster over the next couple months. we'll see what happens in march and the culmination will be in august when the presidency is up and turkey will for the first time actually elect their president directly. >> rose: benjamin, what are you looking senate >> i think we watch the economy. i think as elmira said, erdogan and a.k.p. get legitimacy from their sound management of the economy and that seems to be unraveling now and that could have an impact on elections because turks, like people everywhere, vote with their wallets as much as everything else. >> rose: ambassador? >> first of all my three schregs hit the collective nail on the head. two points. on the economy it's important that erdogan and his people understand-- and some do-- that their economic success over the past decade, as benjamin pointed out based upon in

. >> first degree murder, life seine ten, no parole. >> anamosa state penitentiary is a maximum security facility located in eastern iowa. home of some of the state's most violent offenders. one would think that the overcrowded conditions would lead to a constant barrage of bloody confrontations. well, think again. behind the walls of anamosa is a world of unusual contrast. >> to the security office. >> for new inmates arriving at anamosa state penitentiary, the very look of the prison can be intimidating. more than 100 years old, it was built entirely of limestone from nearby quarries. over the years, as the criminal population increased, so did the size of the prison. today, some 1,300 inmates live behind the massive 35-foot-walls and, like any prison, the threat of danger is everywhere. >> around our perimeter we have seven gun towers. they're manned throughout the day. >> the danger is there each time you walk through that gate, you know. you don't know what's going to happen from the time you get on shift to the time you get off shift. >> there's only two types of people in prison.

kennedy in 1966 pushes through a raft of domestic achievement the likes of which we have not seen me a seine century. and he pushes up against it and says, look, it's not about schmoozing, it's not about relationships. they might matter on the very margins, the difficulty that he's got with congress is that there's a very powerful and numerous far right that are is even dominating at times the rest of the republican caucus and it's very hard to get any legislation through. period. >> rose: here's what's interesting about your piece. it's like he loves the movie "the godfather" and make them an offer they can't refuse, he says. and that there's a segment of the republican party in the congress that can refuse. >> they'll refuse every offer. and i think in reality he knows two things: one, as his own former chief of staff william daley said, after 2014 no one care what is barack obama does. now, this is a slight exaggeration, but you know what he means. it means the midterms are coming and after the midterm elections in the second term all the media air starts to go toward the succession proce

the tiny work of art, the size of a napkin, is an 1879 landscape called on the shore of the seine. a virginia woman says it is hers. she bought it in a flea market in 2009, for just $7. the baltimore museum of art says that price was a real steal. that's because they claim the painting was actually stolen in 1951. and they want it back, now that it's resurfaced. the fbi seized the painting until a judge determines the rightful owner. in court papers filed this week, the museum produced a list of evidence it says proves the renoir was stolen, including a 60-year-old police report. old museum catalogs and even a receipt, showing a patron bequeathed the painting to the museum. >> the museum claims it was stolen and claimed it owned it. the museum has to prove it was, in fact, stolen and they did own it. >> reporter: neither she nor her attorneys would speak to abc news. her brother says she took the painting years ago from her mother, an art aficionado. >> even if she paid $7 or $70,000, if the painting was stolen, a thief can't pass ownership on to somebody else. >> reporter: now, bo

then i called her seined i'm sorry, i'm not going to be able to make it.d over in my vehicle and noticed the home depot was out in the middle of the highway giving out water to people. i had these boxed meals and said these people can use something to eat and so i started giving those out to them. after that was gone i was able to make it back to the restaurant where my people weren't able to leave or tried to leave and had to come back because they couldn't get anywhere. we all started preparing more sandwiches to give to the people stranded in front of my restaurant. >> the remarkable thing is in a time of emergency, which it was and truly for you and your employees -- everyone needed to get back home and get safe -- you all decided not to hunker down and do what you needed for yourself. you decided to make food until you didn't have any more. why? >> it was the right thing to do. there were people that had been in their cars four, five and six hours. people were very appreciative when we were able to get them some type of nourishment. they weren't able

it seine set america on its ears. >> trending on youtube, the demon baby that has possessed the web.ng movie "devils do." it has more than 20 million hits in just two days. take a look. [ bleep ]. [ screaming ] >> all right. so that's what is trending today. so you just saw that the think moto guys, those creative guys are back and up to their old tricks. we have a behind the scenes peek at their operation. >> okay, guys. >> till death do us part. >> i promise myself to you forever. >> we're having a baby. >> happy news for a young couple. happy news, that is, unless the baby is satan. >> do you see this guy, staring up at the house? >> reporter: the film is "devil's due" and it's filmmakers yet to one of the scariest, creative marketers around for promotion. think moto. james and michael are known for their viral video campaigns. they've worked with surfboards. and a scary mirror. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: that even got a few folks at our show like natalie. and our good friend, darlene rodriguez from wnbc. [ screams ] >> reporter: now think moto's latest creation, this tiny terror