ukrainian authorities as soon as possible we're convinced it must be done this week so just like sergei lavrov said the second convoy will take exactly the same route and the authorities don't mind if the ukrainian border guards or anyone else would like to kompany this second humanitarian convoy but obstacles that ports are the first time around should not take place at all now sergey lavrov said the situation around the first convoy was not healthy at all from the get go russia was accused of violating ukraine's solver and see by crossing the border and sending the humanitarian aid to the shell shocked. now allegations that. because something other than a what's the one what it was initially represented not humanitarian aid that was not confirmed by anyone the ukraine special services the members of the international press or the red cross for that matter another first call boy spends about a week on the ukrainian russian border until it's called were checked and the spent less than twenty four hours in the guns can are now safely back in russia meanwhile the always see monitors are s

in the last few minutes, sergey lavrov went on television denying russian individuals are fighting inside eastern ukraine, calling it conjecture. despite the fact nato, the western military alliance has video showing activity across the border from russia into ukraine. the latest statement from the u.s. president saying russia is increasingly engaged, not just supporting materially but in the fighting as well. again, in the face of that, complete russian denial. john? >> even if the troops are on vacation, self-propelled heavy artillery doesn't vacation. if the photos are accurate, a lot of equipment has moved in. what effect has that had? >> there are claims about the extent to which they were supporting the rebel movements

at their bases after spending more than a week in the waiting at the border and actually traveling sergey lavrov said that the whole situation around this humanitarian convoy was not healthy at all and the convoy was suspected of something all the time meanwhile the international press the always see their red cross all had access to this humanitarian convoy and the proles says should have been streamlined from the very beginning but obviously it was and now also spreads stress that russia continuously calls. it is ready to hold talks in regards to that in any given formats of the moment there are a couple of formats that are working that. the format involves the ukraine germany france and russia and there is a geneva format as well which involves ukraine the european union the united states and russia as well now all of those formats are calling for a cease fire as soon as possible also sergey lavrov mentioned that the upcoming meeting in minsk between the customs union the european commission and ukraine lateral meetings are scheduled and perhaps the presence of russian presence of ukra

poland has allowed the plane of the russian defense minister sergei sure to pass through its airspace that's up to the plane was briefly denied passage let's get the latest now from our correspondent andrew farmer just we were saying how sergey sure was being stopped from going through this airspace it seems now he has been allowed what more can you tell us but i'm pleased to say that this huge diplomatic spat appears to have died down and the whole episode has been put down to a simple misunderstanding as you said mr schorr plane was forced to. around after being denied access to polish airspace he was on his way back to moscow from bratislava where he had attended the anniversary of the slovakian national uprising but shortly after takeoff the pilot was told he had actually been barred from polish air space but no further explanation was given and the plane was for four forced to return to bratislava where remained on the tarmac for a number of hours no clear explanation was given by the polish authorities even the interior minister so vacua turned up at the airport to try and smoot

negotiators will are just out of the press conference for a moment past russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov updating got the press on the situation in the east of ukraine the top line coming out of that is that russia are intending to second send a second humanitarian aid convoy to eastern ukraine within the next couple of days they say the babe informed by the ukrainian authorities on the international red cross i think for more transparency and to avoid confusion followed by russia's initial excuse. on a tear in a convoy that reached new gantz of course the early part of the weekend detention then turns to. and he hopes that the meeting between putin and polish and co will open political dialogue between russia and ukraine and we will have more on this with our correspondent and with a guest coming in around thirty minutes time but a reminder of our breaking news this hour on the breaking news this hour french president francois hollande has accepted the government's resignation after the prime minister dissolved the cabinets manuel violence has been asked to form a new cabinet on

sergei fedorov says moscow wants to send a second humanitarian aid go east ukraine and the governmentticized moscow for sending the first cargo without permission and they are fighting a pro-russian rebellion and the troops made major gains in resent weeks and sergei fedorov said they are ready to help them to agree among themselves. the award-winning british actor and director has died at the age of 90, over a career that stretched more than 60 years. he appeared in several blockbuster hollywood movies but his work in the director's chair which brought his greatest success winning him two oscars for his film, gandhi and dominick cain looks back on his life. >> reporter: defining moment in the career, directing gandhi was a mission that took richard attenborough 20 years to achieve. the film won eight oscars including best director and best actor, the life of gandhi was a topic very close to attenborough's heart. >> i can say the film has captured absolutely the spirit of gandhi and that is as a nice a complement as i would wish to have. >> reporter: but it was as an actor that his ca

why we're destroying our regular viewing to bring you this russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov is holding a q. and a where the participants of the tenth russian forum the outcome of the international meeting in minsk and ukraine's crisis on the agenda let's listen in. we had a. discussion. it was agreed yesterday that consultations they had had launched earlier on the issue must be intensified. ministers of trade and economy of the respective governments of our countries were tasked with coordinating our approaches to approaches to challenges problems that could be dealt with on an expert level where we could could reach some kind of compromise anyway experts would fail to come to terms heads of states could take it up. in any case that have to be done before september nineteenth this year a shame really because i believe artificial deadlines have no place in this. in this area in norman the leaders of russia ukraine germany and france met. initially they were actually. talking about the necessity to come to terms to harmonizing the processes. processes in relations between ukrain

involved along before rushing humanitarian aid convoy actually crossed the russian ukrainian border now sergey lavrov said the situation around the convoy was not healthy from the get go and russia was actually accused of violating ukraine's sovereignty one it's a humanitarian aid convoy crossed the border to head to the shell shocked plus there were also allegations that russia's humanitarian cargo was something other than humanitarian aid and those allegations have not been confirmed by anybody at all ukraine's special services the international red cross or the multiple representatives of the international media who work at the border and just like in the case with the first conway russia is ready to work with all the parties involved in order to get as much money tearing aid to the ukraine as possible lavrov stressed that russia continues to calls for a cease fire and is ready to participate in talks off any format in order to kick start the political process that would lead to discoloration off the conflict in. a russian and ukrainian president could be held in minsk belarus bellaver on t

we heard from sergey lavrov that there's been no progress on a cease-fire. what progress has been made? said they have had a difficult but reductive talks. -- productive talks which and up without an agreement. they have not reached progress on a cease-fire or resolution of the ukrainian crisis but what the lavrov said has been achieved is not just an the last 24 hours but some days it's progress on controlling the border. slash the russians ukraine the border and progress border andukrainian progress. ensures theressia is no illegal border crossings from its side. same from thethe ukraine. he also repeated that a cease-fire should be unconditional. counting on flying willst the rebels, that not be any chance for real progress in the ukraine. what is the latest on the ground there and the convoy? the report suggest the ukrainian government is gaining ground on some of the separatists in eastern ukraine. correspondent as in the ukrainian/russian border who is following the convoy. now from his reports, we k that part of the convoy has arrived already to a che

involved long before a russian humanitarian aid convoy actually crossed the russian ukrainian border sergey lavrov said the situation around the humanitarian aid convoy to the ukraine was not healthy from the get go russia was accused by ukraine and by the west of violating ukraine's national sovereignty plus there were also other allegations that russian humanitarian aid might be actually something other than what many would represent those allegations were by the ukraine along with their western allies while those indications were not confirmed by the international red cross all the ukrainian special services or the multiple members of the international press that were there at the border for thousands of citizens of eastern ukraine shelling and bombing has become an every day gruesome reality people are learning to cope with their families and friends falling victim to kiev's assault paulus leader story. this is a place where the living are among the did and where the did are being buried among the living. under this mound of dirt lies the love of puddles life his wife would million were

involved along before a russian humanitarian aid convoy actually crossed the russian ukrainian border sergey lavrov said the situation around the humanitarian aid convoy to the ukraine was not healthy from the get go russia was accused by ukraine and by the west of violating ukraine's national sovereignty plus there were also other a geisha russian humanitarian aid might be actually something other than what many would represented those that a geisha as were by the ukraine along with their western allies while those indications were not confirmed by the international red cross all the ukrainian special services or the multiple members of the international press that were there at the border. now don't ask a string ukraine has endured another twenty four hours of heavy shelling from the korean army rocket launchers have ripped entire neighborhoods apart at least two locals have been killed a hospital also came under fire in the center of the city to buildings were damaged and you can see shattered glass everywhere locals say the building was fired at from a short distance and patients had to

straight into our breaking news story that has blocked the plane of the russian defense minister sergei show from passing through its airspace live now to andrew farmer who's got more on this story for us andrew what more do we know well yes the plane of the russian defense minister was forced to turn around after it was denied access to space mr shaw was on his way back to moscow after attending the anniversary of the uprising when the pilot was told that the plane did not have access to polish airspace and as a result he was forced to land in bratislava where the plane currently is at the moment and negotiations are ongoing to see whether the plane can in fact head back to moscow or maybe go through. but at the moment to pay is the. this plane was told it did not have access to polish airspace it's had to turn around and he's currently in bratislava. and also today you've been following president creators q. when they add an annual russian to this forum where he spoke a lot about the current situation in ukraine well what more can you tell us from that he did he used the opportunity r

and we're currently on standby expecting the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov to give a live news conference any moment now of course of all that on the progress being reached during the talks in berlin do stay with us for that will cross to it live here on r.t. international for the meantime on our web site r.t. dot com find out how kiev doesn't seem at all ball though to what about the whereabouts of a russian photo journalist missing in the country for two weeks now. and still to come a bit later in the program here on r.t. international the u.s. steps up its offensive in iraq american warplanes support kodesh forced forces in an assault on the country's largest. that's what the british prime minister calls for even more involvement in the fight against jihadists. and they say that lightning strikes the same place twice and that would be true unless you get your hands on. something like that one of those machines that has the ability to domesticate. rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. those who want to get involved to stop isis in iraq are allied with i

poland has blocked the plane of the russian defense minister sergei sure goo from passing through space let's cross live now to our correspondent andrew farmer andy what more can you tell us about this incident where as you said his face plane was forced to turn around after being barred from polish air space mr was on his way back to moscow. after attending the anniversary of the slovakian uprising but shortly after takeoff the pilot was told that poland had actually borrowed it from its airspace we don't know exactly why this is. there's been no official comment from post authorities other than for the polish civil aviation authority to say they're looking into why this ban was put in place because the curious thing is this plane through flew through polling the smalling as it headed towards bratislava but for some reason it's now being prevented from returning back to moscow so we still unclear what's happening you can imagine the still a lot of negotiations going on at the airport at bratislava we're told that mr schorr given his delegation remain in the plane slovakian interior min

that is happen with ada lovelace in the 1830s and it's what larry page and sergey brin did in creating google so i want to show that narrative. secondly another theme is that technology is used to bring people together. it's a social networking tool. sometimes you invent something like the personal computer and it becomes like a little thing you do in your basement or in your house but soon we create networks, social networks to bring computers together. that's the thing that continues as well. one of the things about this book, the things that you thought were totally new actually is a lot of progress of a lot of people coming up with good ideas. >> host: were you keeping notes on this why you were doing the job? >> guest: i actually started writing it 10 years ago. 10 years or so writing a book on how the internet came to be. all these unknown people who helped put together and when i was working the steve jobs he said that's interesting but what's more interesting is in the 1970s and 80s the internet came together at the exact same time personal computers came together so you should

foreign minister sergei b saying russia is planning to send a second aid convoy to ukraine.e saw the controversy that surrounded the first. do you think these aid convoys from russia -- are they escalating or de-escalating tensions around this situation? >> i think they are clearly escalating the tensions. over theat happened weekend where chancellor merkel and other western leaders referred to the trucks crossing the border as an escalation. it is keeping tensions high. it creates that a fairly tense backdrop ahead of tomorrow's meeting in minsk. no question about it, this is ratcheting up the pressure. angela merkel, the german chancellor, has been downplaying the chances of anything material coming from that minsk conference. what are you expecting to be the outcome of that? >> i think she is absolutely right. the important thing about this meeting is that the two presidents are finally sitting down face-to-face. i wouldn't expect much to be on that agenda. the important point is that the first meeting will lead to a series of meetings and perhaps more serious discussions

people read about larry and sergei becoming billion heirs. so they extrapolated we must all be billionaires. withof the people we work as their first job out of college, we were focused on products and said to have that financial windfall where we could afford a house in the bay area like no one else was a real blessing. for a lot of us, it was a formative company in our careers. no matter what they worked on, -- weooked at it until really learn how to make technology and products and it was something that established a nice financial base for our families. it was -- it really cannot be understated. >> i look at this picture of me covering google -- this had to be at least 10 years ago. we will look at google presence after the break. we will talk about where google is today and what that business means. stick around. ♪ >> i'm cory johnson and this is bloomberg west. aogle may have started as search engine but has gone into everything from search to elegy to android phones. has moon shots, as they call it, science fiction things like a self d

. >> sergei brin, cofounder of google, has said multiple you want to have it all connected to your mindhen elon musk. the holy grail is we would like to make life multi-planetary. fixingwe have them things like racism and gender inequality? but they are stretching our capacity to dream and believe and imagine and that is a healthy thing. they are pushing past the boundaries of status quo. i love it. the idea that i would be driving an electric car is extraordinary. what is more extraordinary is what esm was spacex. what month -- what might be even still is you might have a round-trip ticket to mars in 10 years because of that doggedness. google is a company that has changed the world in so many respects because of that intense passion that sergei and larry have had in the process. i don't think this is necessarily a bad thing. this situational context, where people have to be not oblivious to the problems around them. they have to be self-aware. willie brown, another former san francisco mayor, was on the show talking about how the tech community is self-centered. if they are not necess

. >> the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov, are denies all, ukrainians call it an invasion, heavy fighting between the ukrainian army and pro-russian separatists flared up again. hopefully working in any way to help ukrainians agree among themselves. peter sharp has more. from kiev. >> armored column moving into southeastern ukraine from russia. two tanks and two armored personnel carriers carrying infantry. he claims this is an effort by russia to open up a second front better to help the russian separatists, helping the besieged area of donetsk, area closer to russia. at the same time, sergey lavrov, russia's foreign minister really muddied the waters ahead of these vital talks between putin and president poroshenko in minsk on tuesday. he announce thread would be another convoy, so-called humanitarian relief convoy that would be leaving russia to go into ukraine in the next couple of days. that caused a great deal of consternation. to talk about this being unhelpful timing would be a gross understatements. >> italian navy and coast guard have rescued as many as 4,000 migrants i

this happen but ultimately it would be the consumer who would lose out and russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov he denied such action would take place this week despite the rumors and for this very reason actually because of the holidaymakers now moving on russia and iran agreed on historic twenty billion dollar deal this week to bypass western sanctions. is the deal not yet completely sealed would mean iran could avoid western sanctions which are aimed at telling the country's nuclear program russia iran trade is already worth five billion dollars a year so to discuss the implications of such a policy and these. from the average channel thank you for coming and i know you know this region for a while so i want to get your expertise on all of it i suppose the question that first comes to my mind is russia has an abundance of natural resources there's plenty of oil hey why would they want a iranian oil well before saying why washington needs this oil we need to know how much oil actually to get from your own because the numbers we've been hearing about the quantities vary significantly on

. >> sergei brin, cofounder of google, has said multiple times, -- has said, ultimately you want to have information connected to your mind. and then elon musk. the holy grail is we would like to make life multi-planetary. should we have them fixing things like racism and gender inequality? some of the things we've been talking about? >> they're stretching our capacity to dream and believe and imagine and that is a healthy thing. they are pushing past the boundaries of status quo. i love it. the idea that i would be driving an electric car is extraordinary. what is more extraordinary is he's done with spacex. what might be extraordinary even still is you might have a round-trip ticket to mars in 10 years because of that doggedness. google is an extraordinary company that has changed the world in so many respects because of that, i think, intense passion that sergei and larry and their vision have promulgated and pushed. i don't think this is necessarily a bad thing. it's situational, people have to be not oblivious to the world around them. that's where i have problems. >> willie brown,

the foreign minister of russia, sergey lavrov is speaking right now about russia invading ukraine.ying? >> reporter: absolutely. russia is deny thing that it is mounting incursion into eastern ukraine as nato is suggesting. a few moments ago, he said the satellite pictures that nato ambassadors are poring over have been pulled from a computer game. we have to say the satellite images that have been shown to us by nato are commercial satellite pictures, not military. it raises the question why they are showing these pictures and not from their own intelligence. maybe we will get answers to that. the emergency meeting with nato has gone long. we were expecting a statement a few moments ago. that has not come through yet. that's delayed another 45 minutes. right now, the evidence that we are told that the nato ambassadors are poring over are pictures showing 1,000 combat troops inside eastern ukraine pulling heavy weaponry and heavy artillery pieces. add to that claim that is up to 4,000 russian troops on vacation volunteered to fight in ukraine. that brings this picture that a full-s

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co-founder sergei bren told us as much. >> most companies mess up by being foolish in your business. >> reporter: google had its early skeptics. >> they're not going to be as big as ebay or yahoo. >> reporter: and lots of competition from the likes of ebay, amazon, even ask jeeves. but then google had its ipo, and the tech world changed forever. >> no, this is not stock for the average investor. >> it changes the way the whole world gets information. created new technology, new ways of thinking. made millionaires out of their employees. >> reporter: with a steady stream of money coming in, the headquarters as well as the workforce ballooned. now you see googlers everywhere along with lotting of bikes, even tourists taking pictures of the condition logo. its cafeteria is world famous, and, as its stock value steadily grew by more than 1,000% of the initial public offering price, google expanded beyond its search model. eventually growing into online video, cars that mapped the world, cars that drove themselves, even glasses that let you surf the net with a slight move of your head. a

. >> sergey and larry have a secret pact, agreed to stay with the company for 20 years, larry paige is does his thing, we're in year 16, stay tuned to see whether they stay with the company four years from now. >> they told this to you? how did you learn this? >> in the course of the research for "the google story," they agreed 20 years they would be there. and i was told this by people very, very close to the it two of them, and what we've seen is larry paige is the ceo, calling the shots at the company, and that sergey drifted from the core of anything involve the with day-to-day management, but more on the creative and idea side, and a really interesting question will be whether four years from now -- i'm confident larry page will be the ceo and stay in that job, and the question is, will sergey remain there as well? and, yes, i learned that, you know, i learned that from the heart of google. >> wow, well, thank you for sharing that with us. investors would be interested to learn that as well. david vise, author of "the google story." >> a lot of people make promises or partnerships

. >> now, russian foreign minister sergei lavrov is not only denying those images you just saw or any kind of proof, he says they're simply made up. >> translator: from the very beginning of the crisis we have been blamed for everything. there have been reports that there are photographs from space showing movements of russian troops, but as it turns out, it was computer games and the images were taken from there and the latest allegations are more or less of the same kind. >> in the coastal southeast, one ukrainian military leader says a full-scale invasion by russia led to the rebels taking control of one town. cnn's diana mag nye is in what's now become the bitter front in the conflict art in this checkpoint lines the ukrainian border. looks like they left in a hurry. expensive things left to rust. life seems normal saved for the border guard headquarters deserted last week locals say, just like more than 20 others along the borderline with russia. these rolling hills and not many signs of an army. i heard about russian tanks but no one can prove it either way, this man says. i'm m

so you never know so you'll next holiday destination you may bump into sergey let's keep our fingers crossed for another way wrapping the world's top stories in juice news but before that is katie pilbeam venture capital she's right here right after this break. if you look at my generation of americans and even more so at the millennial there are a lot of people with all sorts of piercings and tattoos everyone wants to express themselves by getting the exact same cliched tattoos and piercings as everyone else but can we discriminate against these people because of their and out appearance normally people are against discrimination because of punishes people for the way they were born their rays search gender but no one was born with big metal loops stretching out their ear lobes so essentially yes you can't judge someone by their tattoos and piercings because they got these done consciously as an adult i mean we all know that you need to dress up on a first date or job interview to make a good impression and well having the words thug life written up your forearm are not very convinc

las veg sergey lavrov, says there was no progress from counts in berlin yesterday.after the meeting, lavrov stressed that russia was allowed to show vigilance in the light of war by its border. the foreign ministers called the meeting to discuss a cease-fire with kiev. annetta's in berlin. annetta, i've got a really basic question for you. bearing in mind, russia says it is not orchestrating events in eastern ukraine with the separatists, why do we think anything concrete that is going on internally in ukraine can be decided by ministers who say they are not responsible for the actors involved? >> reporter: well, i actually think that a lot of those foreign ministers are thinking that russia is orchestrating things in the eastern part of ukraine, at least when it comes to sending mercenaries into the country and also weapons. so, we have relentless reports that weapons are shipped, not shipped, but actually driven from russia into the eastern part of ukraine, and russia, well, at least should have a say of what is going to happen there. at least they could actually

larry page and sergei brin are now worth $31 billion each.ts them both in the world anticipates top 20 billionaires, according to forbes. >> the business model that they have create sd maybe not quite as good as the discovery of oil, but up there. i mean, the online advertising business that they've created generates just mountains of cash. >> google has continued to grow rapidly over the past decade as revenues reached $16 billion in the latest quarter and the company now has more than 52,000 employees. at the cop of its business is search and the advertising generated from those queries. and the numbers on google's search are massive by any metric. google proses over 3.5 billion searches every day and more than 1.2 trillion per year. >> and as all of these numbers continue to grow almost daily, there's no question, google wants to remain the world's destination to access the wealth of information at home, at work, and in an increasingly mobile world. josh lipton, cnbc, silicone valley. >> what does that tell us about where we're going on so

>> all sergey. sergey brin, this is hiss baby. he has the car and solar power and google glass.hey bought up a ton of robotics properties. like the skunk works and they are driving this forward and they have the money and they have got the tile and making all of these bets but we always look at what is coming to market? what is going to become real? google glass is exciting project but what we're realizing it may be best in enterprise but not for consumers. drones is exciting but may have limited use for any number of unforeseen reasons. jo ling: todd, what do you think internet capability in developing areas? >> interesting with project bloom trying to bring internet to places around the world. google is doing great job with internet.org and participate. we need to see high-speed data. give the people internet connections. but show them how they use it for education and business. high speed is important, not just in internet connections. jo ling: can't forget the cyber they're working on in asia. lance, where will it ultimately lead? will it lead to results like this? >> google

you seem to be replacing larry and sergey as the people out here who everyone's talking about.ou're just staring at me. >> is that a question? >> that line is now in the social network, the movie about facebook. >> is that a question? >> the question is, who is the real mark zuckerberg, and how did facebook really get its start? >> why didn't you raise any of these concerns before? >> we'll look back at the controversial creation of facebook and its cofounder, mark zuckerberg, when we return. [ticking] >> when we approached him, we had been working on the idea for almost a year, at that point. we had a sophisticated codebase. it wasn't an idea scribbled on a napkin. it was a very sort of mature idea, and we brought him on to bring it to completion. >> we agreed to work on this project. he sabotaged our project, and he betrayed us. >> okay, big question: are you guys on facebook? >> yes. >> we are. >> get out of here. >> when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. [ticking] ♪ [ woman ] if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist ab

sergei lavrov says he does expect humanitarian aid to be delivered soon. on the control over the border. the red cross will take control over the russian convoy and deliver it. first certain conditions have to be met by the red cross. those are the main headlines. it seems there is more, after markets shut down. we are going to stay on geopolitical risk from ukraine. stay with us. ♪ . >> welcome back to "on the move." i am mark barton. we are 30 minutes into the trading day. let's see how things are shaping up so far. on friday about the situation in iraq. it is in ukraine and russia. it seems to have died down. the sox -- the stoxx 600 is up. ns of 1.5% in three of the markets. caroline hyde is here with three stocks to watch. >> the biggest gainer. it is all about united internet. a sizable holding and rocket internet. the germany company which capped the likes of transforming using the business model and grows numb and the emerging market. it be close could to 5 billion euros? with 435 a 10% holding million euros. less than the 5 billion euro valuation.

secretary of state john kerry is sending a strong warning to his russian counterpart, sergei lavrov, do not invade under the guise of peacekeeping. in the heated donetsk district, the self-proclaimed leader of pro-russian force there is says they would consider a humanitarian cease-fire to bring aid to civilians but they are not ready to surrender territory. >>> and here at home, nascar star tony stewart pulled out of a ries today after he struck and killed a fellow driver during a race last night. investigators are looking into the incident. the driver, identified as 20-year-old kevin ward, jr., had gotten out of his car to confront stewart following contact between their cars. moments later, he was struck and killed while walking on the track. >>> stay with cnn and cnn.com for the latest on the increasingly ominous situation in iraq. for now, i'm jim sciutto in washington. cnn's spotlight, charles manson is right after this. ♪ sweet, sweet st. thomas nice ♪ so nice, so ni-i-i-ce ♪ st. croix, full of pure vibes ♪ ♪ so nice, so ni-i-i-ce ♪ st. john, a real paradise ♪ so nice, so ni-i

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they are having him sort of agreement as to who is going to control the border, but, convoy, sergeyv, i went to the ukrainian foreign minister and said is there convoy going to be in ukraine in 24 hours. he said he had no idea. he said it is up to russia. >> let me ask a dumb question. takee ukrainians in kiev , who are the people with? or they with the separatists are they going to greet the ukrainians from kiev with flying flags? ukraine want to be part of russia or do they want to be part of ukraine? i am not on the ground to ask enough people. it gets to the core. culturally, ethnically, what are these people. today identify themselves as ukrainian or russian. a 50% split?ave it gets to the core of what self-governance and democracy is about. >> with the ukraine talks hitting a wall, give us a sense of what to look ahead to. what will you look for is the talks continued. all parties are going to go back to their home countries. one reason or cause for optimism as if there were a meeting between the heads of state, beween -- they need to addressed at the head of state level. a me

sergei lavrov is not likely to get much of a welcome from the german foreign minister, steinmeyer becausehas been commenting saying they want an explanation as to why some of the russian separatists in the east of ukraine are saying that they have been getting fighters and ammunition and arms brought across into the region. he is asking -- going to be asking why this particular separatist fighter is saying they have had as many as 1200 fighters who have been trained in russia. the message really from the german foreign ministry here is very much: we have to sit around the table and find some sort of political solution. it's not going to sort itself out with the fighting on the ground. he is looking toward nato, looking toward the member countries and the visiting foreign ministers to come up with a new initiative, a new way of pushing forward some sort of agreement that can stop the fighting. he is saying he wants to stop going backwards because he says in the face of what could be an escalation of fighting, that can only lead to disaster. and he is also looking for a sustainable ceasefir

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. >> reporter: sergei shows me where a rocket almost killed him.e many ukrainians who live in donetsk, he has strong ties to russia. his grandmother fought to stalin during the second world war. he blames the region's dark history for what is happening now. >> translator: at one point we were one country with 14 republics. politicians divided these connection i cans and planted the seed of war between us. i think what's happening now is absolutely wrong because or sen cesc tours took parts in a war where they had the same ideals, values and beliefs as each other. >> reporter: the separatists beliefs are more america i. some see ukraine as part of an old imperial russia. others e embrace the power of te soviet union. when you and pro-russian separatist what is they want in "sportsnet central" say they want freedom of kiev's rule. others say they are just fighting mashism. but most just want to get on with their lives and don't understand why ukrainians are taking up arms against each other. kiev recently propose aid peace plan in the south region, w

fruit still expectations for world war today speaking ahead of the summit russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov said that moscow is ready for negotiations in any format as long as there is a result what could be on the table are the discussions concerning the fate of the hundreds of thousands of refugees fleeing from donetsk and lugansk into russia as well as moscow's humanitarian aid to the suffering civilians in those regions also in the form reports say that most go and see if could renew their stalled gas talks and that would explain why there is the new energy change in attendance on the guest list what is expected from this meeting is a possible easing of tensions between russia and ukraine at least what moscow could be expecting from this is to see some sort of a cease fire that would hold long enough to provide a permanent solution to the crisis in southeastern ukraine. right now two more journalists who were detained in ukraine have been released and they were a correspondent for a crimea newspaper unfortunately there's still no word on the missing photojournalist. who disappear